The founder of Revolut, Nik Storonsky, confirmed today (18 September) that the company was considering a dual listing in New York and London, which would allow the fintech to access deeper US capital markets while maintaining a presence in its home market. Storonsky said that any future listing should include the US market because of its greater liquidity and broader base of institutional investors.
Revolut was valued at around $115 billion in a recent private share sale, making it one of the largest European fintechs. The company had previously said that an initial public offering was unlikely before 2028.
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Revolut was valued at around $115 billion in a recent private share sale, making it one of the largest European fintechs. The company had previously said that an initial public offering was unlikely before 2028.
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