Revolut is betting big on AI agents to handle customer service, sales, and even fraud cases, but are people really ready to trust a chatbot with their money?

Meanwhile, Curve’s £120m sale to Lloyds has turned into a messy showdown with investors threatening legal action, and Starling’s big rebrand has left customers and critics asking whether it’s bold… or a flop?

In this September recap, Jonny and Jan dive into:

• Revolut’s new AI division and what it means for banking
• Klarna’s IPO and the rise of the “Klarnauts”
• Curve’s shareholder drama and why Lloyds might back away
• Starling’s rebrand: aubergine cards, “electric teal” and all
• The latest UK & EU savings rate changes

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