Revolut Eyes Dual Listing in New York and London

Revolut is exploring a dual listing on the New York and London stock exchanges as it prepares for a public offering. The company has not finalized a decision or set a timetable.

CEO Nikolay Storonsky described the option as part of the firm’s capital-markets planning, noting Revolut will assess market conditions and regulatory requirements in both jurisdictions.

Revolut’s management has identified access to public markets as part of its long-term financing strategy. A dual listing would give the company access to investors in the United States and the United Kingdom and could increase liquidity for its shares. Any listing will require approvals from regulators in each market.

Founded in 2015, Revolut began with currency exchange and prepaid card services and has expanded into bank accounts, investments, business accounts, lending, trading and savings. The company has completed multiple private funding rounds while preparing for a public listing and has grown its international footprint.

The final choice between a dual listing, a single-market initial public offering or delaying the IPO will depend on internal readiness, investor demand and the regulatory landscape. Revolut has not provided a firm IPO date or disclosed specific listing mechanics.

“We are weighing a dual listing in New York and London,” he added.