Fireside Chat with Sebastian Siemiatkowski (Klarna)

Klarna was once a small Stockholm-based outfit looking to offer payment services for online shops. Today, is tackling physical stores and looking to storm the U.S. It has plenty of support, including that of early investor Sequoia Capital. In fact, it has amassed more funding and a higher valuation than almost any other privately held company in the world. Can it live up to expectations? We’ll talk with cofounder and CEO Sebastian Siemiatkowski about the company’s ride so far, and where it goes next in this must-see sit-down.
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[@Thibal]

Can't believe he is actually making so much money from consumers wallets, who are struggling with their day to day expenditures and he is basically cluttering them with unnecessary purchases and monetising this . This guy probably isn't aware of the bubble he lives in. Which will explode, sooner or later

[@michaelwisenberger]

She’s so bad. She’s doing an interview and goes through her questions without listening to him. There is no dialog. Very unprofessional.

[@yangdahui]

Interview vs Interrogative

[@MistaSmith]

Being in the middle, for instance between innovation and traditional standards, is soooo typical German.

[@coltuppal]

Karna crap

[@maxs2926]

Klarna is a scam

[@mariodubravac8932]

KLARNA IS
THE BEST

[@wernercymerman5058]

Mario Dubravac You get money for your bull**it? The guys behind Klarna are cheaters!