Starling’s FY26 profit dips again as the neobank provisions for more credit losses

The Goldman-backed UK challenger has booked a second consecutive annual decline as it takes additional expected-credit-loss provisions, on top of the FY25 fallout from the BBLS Covid-loan compliance issue and the FCA’s £29m anti-money-laundering fine. Starling Bank’s annual profit fell again in the year to 31 March 2026, Bloomberg reported on Thursday, as the Goldman-backed UK […] This story continues at The Next Web