Fintech start-up Douugh will debut on the stock exchange this week, with founder and CEO Andy Taylor brushing off concerns about the recent tech sell-off, saying the slowing economy creates opportunities for its products.
While Douugh has previously been described as a neobank, alongside the likes of 86400, Xinja, Volt and Revolut, Mr Taylor said the company was more accurately described as a "financial wellness platform".
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