Wise Group plc (symbol WSE) reports that its 2026 Annual General Meeting will be held on 24 September 2026 at 11:00 a.m. BST at 1st Floor, Worship Square, 65 Clifton Street, London, United Kingdom. The formal Notice of AGM has been made available to Wise owners and submitted to the UK National Storage Mechanism and will also be furnished to the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission.
Wise describes itself as a global technology company focused on cross-border money movement. In fiscal year 2026, it supported around 19 million people and businesses, processed over $240 billion in cross-border transactions, and states that it saved customers over $3 billion.
Wise Group plc (WSE) reports recent activity under its share buyback program. From 17 August 2026 up to and including 21 August 2026, the company repurchased 572,875 Class A ordinary shares on Nasdaq and other applicable US trading venues and 768,520 Class A ordinary shares on the London Stock Exchange and other venues, in each case through Goldman Sachs International or an affiliate. The repurchased shares will be held in treasury.
These transactions are part of a previously announced buyback under which Wise expects to repurchase up to £405 million (approximately $540 million) of its Class A ordinary shares. Wise describes itself as a global technology company focused on cross-border money movement, supporting around 19 million customers in fiscal year 2026, processing over $240 billion in cross-border transactions and saving customers over $3 billion.
Wise Group plc (symbol: WSE) is the issuer of record for a Form 4 filing submitted to the SEC.
Wise Group plc reported recent activity under its previously announced share buyback program. Between 10 August 2026 and 14 August 2026, the company repurchased 525,000 Class A ordinary shares on Nasdaq and other US trading venues and 559,514 Class A ordinary shares on the London Stock Exchange and other UK venues, all executed through Goldman Sachs International or its affiliates. The repurchased shares will be held in treasury.
These transactions form part of a larger buyback under which Wise expects to repurchase up to £405 million (approximately $540 million) of its Class A ordinary shares. The announcement includes volume-weighted average, highest, and lowest prices for each trading venue over the period and is made in accordance with UK Market Abuse Regulation requirements and UK Financial Conduct Authority Listing Rule 14.3.17(2).
Wise Group plc reported that, with effect from 14 August 2026, it has acceded as a guarantor under Wise Financing plc’s £2,000,000,000 Euro Medium Term Note Programme and the existing £250,000,000 5.100 per cent. notes due 25 November 2030. These notes are guaranteed on a joint and several basis by Wise Limited (formerly Wise plc) and certain Wise Limited subsidiaries, and Wise Limited will remain a guarantor alongside Wise Group plc.
Notice of this accession has been delivered to holders of the notes in line with their terms. Wise describes itself as a global technology company for moving and managing money; in fiscal year 2026 it supported around 19 million people and businesses, processing over $240 billion in cross-border transactions and saving customers over $3 billion.
Orbis Investment Management Ltd and Allan Gray Australia Pty Limited report beneficial ownership of Class A ordinary shares of Wise Group plc. Together they report beneficial ownership of 56,634,516 shares, representing 5.5% of the class. Orbis has sole voting and dispositive power over 56,530,693 shares, and Allan Gray Australia has sole voting and dispositive power over 103,823 shares, with no shared voting or dispositive power. Both entities are classified as Non‑U.S. Institutions equivalent to investment advisers and state that other persons have rights to receive dividends and sale proceeds from the shares they manage. Each reporting person disclaims beneficial ownership of shares attributed to the other, and they state that the joint reporting does not constitute a group for Section 13(d)(3) purposes. Powers of attorney authorize designated individuals, including Matthew Gaarder, to execute ownership and control-person reporting documents on their behalf.
Wise Group plc reported that Kristo Kaarmann beneficially owns 186,858,255 Class A Ordinary Shares, representing 18.2% of the outstanding Class A Ordinary Shares. He has sole voting and sole dispositive power over all of these shares, with no shared voting or dispositive authority.
Wise Group plc reported that between 03 August 2026 and 07 August 2026 it repurchased Class A ordinary shares as part of its previously announced share buyback program. The company bought 700,000 Class A shares on Nasdaq and other applicable US trading venues and 814,215 Class A shares on the London Stock Exchange and other venues, executing the trades through Goldman Sachs International or its affiliates. The repurchased shares will be held in treasury.
The buybacks form part of a wider program under which Wise expects to repurchase up to £405 million (approximately $540 million) of its Class A ordinary shares. Wise describes itself as a global technology company that in fiscal year 2026 supported around 19 million customers, processing over $240 billion in cross-border transactions and saving customers over $3 billion.
Wise Group plc reported recent activity under its share buyback program for Class A ordinary shares. Between 21 and 24 July 2026, it repurchased 379,779 shares on Nasdaq and 648,736 shares on the London Stock Exchange and other venues through Goldman Sachs International, with all shares to be held in treasury.
Between 27 and 31 July 2026, Wise repurchased a further 523,584 Class A shares on Nasdaq and 668,827 on London and other venues. These transactions are part of a buyback under which Wise expects to repurchase up to £405 million (approximately $540 million) of its Class A shares. Wise describes itself as a global technology company that, in fiscal 2026, served around 19 million customers, processed over $240 billion in cross-border transactions and saved customers over $3 billion.
Wise Group plc reports that the U.S. Office of the Comptroller of the Currency has denied its application for a national trust bank charter at this time. The application was submitted over a year ago, during which Wise says its business and compliance maturity have evolved and it has addressed historical issues identified by the OCC, including matters referenced in a July 2025 public Multi-State Consent Order.
Wise states that the OCC decision does not affect its normal operations, which continue under existing money transmitter licenses across 48 U.S. states and four territories and more than 80 licenses globally. In response to U.S. and other regulatory feedback, the company reports significant investment in strengthening its U.S. compliance program, enhancing investigations and reporting, improving customer data integrity, and bolstering controls to help prevent financial crime, working with regulators such as the FCA and NBB.
Wise notes that changes in U.S. payments regulation, including the GENIUS Act and evolving Federal Reserve policy on master account access, have made its original trust bank approach non-viable. It has informed the OCC that it plans to submit a new national trust bank charter application under a GENIUS Act framework. In fiscal 2026, Wise supported around 19 million customers, processing over $240 billion in cross-border transactions and saving customers over $3 billion.