Chrysalis boosted by Klarna and Starling Bank revaluations as NAV jumps 6.5%

In a stock exchange notice today (29 January), the trust reported its December NAV had risen 6.5% from the previous quarter to 143.4p, driven by upwards movement in valuations of Swedish fintech Klarna and digital challenger bank Starling Bank.  Klarna's valuation was increased from £56.9m at the end of September to £93.2m, with the company now accounting for 10.9% of NAV, while the value of Starling Bank, which comprises 20.2% of NAV, grew from £141.7m in the quarter to £172.7m. These revaluations more than offset declines at Brandtech from £103.9m to £93.6m, Deep Instinct from £51.5...