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Silicon Valley Looks at Something New: Starting a Bank

Warburg Pincus is leading an investment round of more than $27 million in Varo Money Inc., a startup that may one day take the rare step of seeking its own bank charter

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Warburg Pincus’s new bet on the future of banking borrows from the industry’s past.

The New York firm is leading an investment round of more than $27 million in San Francisco-based Varo Money Inc., a startup that may one day take the rare step of seeking its own bank charter.

Led by Colin Walsh, a veteran of  American Express Co. and...

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