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Posted August 18, 2020
NEW YORK — American Express said on Monday it would buy fintech lender and platform Kabbage in a move aimed at bolstering its cash management offering to small businesses.
Financial terms of the transaction were not disclosed.
Backed by investors including SoftBank Group, Kabbage started out in 2009 as an online lender, although it has since broadened its offering into other financial services for small businesses.
Building on its corporate cards strength, AmEx has been focused on growing its offering for small business clients into complementary areas such as payments and cash flow technology solutions, the company's president of global commercial services, Anna Marrs, told Reuters.
This is the second acquisition which AmEx has made in recent months, as part of this strategy, Marrs added. AmEx announced in July 2019 it would buy digital payments firm acompay.
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