UK's Starling Bank eyes $5.4 billion valuation in secondary share sale, FT reports

(Reuters) - Britain's Starling Bank is preparing a secondary share sale that could value the digital lender at up to 4 billion pounds ($5.42 billion), the Financial Times reported on Wednesday, citing people familiar with the matter. The company is said to have approached investment banks, including Morgan Stanley and Rothschild, to run the sale process. Both Starling Bank and Morgan Stanley declined to respond to Reuters' requests for comment. Starling, founded in 2017, is considering a listing in New ...