British neobank Starling Bank is grappling with a noteworthy profit decline, as reports indicate a quarterly slump of around 25% to 26% amid legacy operational issues and Covid loan fraud complications. Financial hurdles and regulatory quirks appear to be hampering the bank’s performance, prompting questions about its sustainable profitability going forward.
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