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Ikea Invests In Consumer Banking

22 March 21

Ikea has decided to invest in consumer banking by buying a 49% stake in financial services partner Ikano Bank. The goal is to offer their customers more banking services online and in-store. 

The furniture retailer already offers customers a set of financing options, such as a credit card that lets you earn off everyday purchases as well as a credit card with the option to pay off product purchases over time. However, this new leap into consumer banking will now allow Ikea to offer even more innovative banking solutions for their customers both online and in-store. 

According to the furniture retailer’s parent company, Ingka Group, this was “a decisive step into financial services.” They also told Reuters that it would “help make Ikea more affordable, accessible and sustainable”.

However, it’s important to mention that this is not the first time Ikea and Ikano Bank are working together. In fact, the bank used to be part of Ikea up until 1988, when Ikano decided to become an independent firm.

The full financial terms of the deal were not disclosed, but it was said that Ikea will have the option to acquire the remaining 51% of the shares at a later stage.

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