23/01/2019at 10:50

Rapperen Snoop Dogg smider penge i nordisk fintech-selskab

Fintech-selskab med en værdisætning i milliardklassen får den kendte musiker i ejerkredsen. Samtidig skal han være selskabets ansigt udadtil.

Snoop Dogg. | Photo: Ritzau Scanpix/Reuters/Mario Anzuoni

by MALTE OXVIG

Rapperen Snoop Dogg vil også være noget ved musikken i fintech-branchen. Den verdenskendte musiker med det borgerlige navn Calvin Broadus har således købt sig ind i det svenske fintech-firma Klarna, der sidste år blev værdisat til 2,5 mia. dollar, skriver Forbes og CNBC.

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