Analysts are bullish on buy now, pay later stock Klarna one month after it went public in the New York Stock Exchange . The day before its debut, the Swedish fintech company priced shares at $40 a piece, valuing the company at about $15 billion. The stock rose 15% on its first trading day, closing at $45.82 each. However, the stock has dipped from that high, closing Friday's session at $40.69. In recent months, the company has attempted to shift its core business into more of a digital retail bank rather than a financier of short-term loans. Following the stock's 25-day quiet period, a smattering of sell-side shops initiated coverage on Klarna, with many holding an optimistic view on the stock. Here's what analysts from some of Wall Street's biggest banks had to say. UBS: Buy rating, $48 p
Klarna went public last month. Here’s what analysts have to say

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