Fintech

Atom Bank files £36m loss as it aims for 2022 breakeven

Lender chases profitability ahead of planned initial public offering in 2022/23

Atom Bank's chief executive Mark Mullen
Atom Bank's chief executive Mark Mullen Photo: AFP/Getty Images

Fintech lender Atom Bank narrowed its annual operating loss to £36m this year, as it aims for profitability ahead of an initial public offering of its shares.

Losses at the savings, business and mortgage lender, which was previously backed by former star fund manager Neil Woodford, shrunk in the year to the end of March 2021 from £46m the year before.

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