Oportun (OPRT) gains 2.06% to close at $ 23.84 on August 20
Today, stock of Opportun Financial Corp Inc (NASDAQ: OPRT) gained $ 0.48, an increase of 2.06%. Opportunity opened at $ 23.21 before trading between $ 23.90 and $ 22.81 throughout Friday’s session. The activity saw Opportunity’s market cap rise to $ 668,645,081 on 133,704 stocks, above their 30-day average of 59,222.
About Opportun Financial Corp
Oportun Financial Corp. is a financial services company that leverages its digital platform to deliver responsible consumer credit to hardworking people. Using AI-powered models that leverage 15 years of proprietary customer information and billions of unique data points, Oportun has provided more than $ 9.8 billion in affordable credit, providing customers with alternatives to payday loans and auto titles. In recognition of its responsibly designed products that help consumers build their credit history, Oportun has been certified as a Community Development Financial Institution (CDFI) since 2009. The company recently applied for a National Banking Charter to extend its services and make its products available in all 50 states.
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