Wise

With effect from 14 August, Wise Group has replaced Wise Limited as the senior guarantor for Wise Financing plc’s Euro Medium Term Note programme, with a capacity of £2 billion. The change affects, among other instruments, bonds of more than £250 million issued with a 5.1% coupon and maturing on 25 November 2030; trustee and agency agreements and the bond terms have been amended accordingly and creditors notified. The company says the measure reflects an adjustment to the group structure, with Wise Group now the parent company of the group; Wise offers cross‑border payment and currency services and in 2026 processed transactions totaling more than USD 240 billion for around 19 million customers. » Más en de.investing.com

The US Office of the Comptroller of the Currency (OCC) has rejected Wise's application for a national trust bank charter, citing deficiencies in the original filing, including issues related to a multi-state consent order from July 2025. Wise says the decision does not affect its ongoing US operations; the company continues to operate as a money transmitter in 48 states and four territories. In response, Wise has strengthened its US compliance program and plans to submit a new application under the GENIUS Act. In fiscal year 2026, Wise processed cross-border transactions worth more than $240 billion for about 19 million customers. » Más en de.investing.com

Wise Group has confirmed the start of the share buyback programme announced on 26 June. Goldman Sachs International has been appointed to repurchase up to 102,500,025 class A ordinary shares for a total maximum consideration of £405 million, to be completed by 31 March 2027 at the latest. About 40% of the repurchased shares will be transferred to the Employee Share Trust for employee remuneration, while the remaining 60% will be held as treasury shares. Purchases will be made in accordance with US and EU rules (Rule 10b-18, Rule 10b5-1, EU Market Abuse Regulation) and executed across multiple trading venues. » Más en de.investing.com