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Revolut looking at dual stock market listing in London and New York

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Saker-Clark, H. (2026, September 17). Revolut looking at dual stock market listing in London and New York. Evening Standard. https://www.standard.co.uk/business/business-news/london-new-york-revolut-nasdaq-canary-wharf-b1297377.html

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Revolut founder Nik Storonsky indicated on Thursday that the company is considering a dual stock market listing in both London and New York, although he prefers the latter for its larger investor base. In an interview with French newspaper Les Echos, Storonsky noted Revolut’s most recent valuation of $115 billion and expressed interest in growing further in the US before potentially going public. This move could make Revolut one of Britain’s largest listed companies, surpassing several traditional banks.

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Revolut's CEO Nik Storonsky told French newspaper Les Echos on Thursday that the fintech company is considering listing its shares on both the London and New York stock exchanges. Revolut was most recently valued at $115 billion (£86 billion), making it one of the UK’s largest public companies if it goes ahead with an IPO. The company's potential listing could significantly boost London’s stock market, which has seen a decline in recent listings due to firms opting for other markets like New York instead. Storonsky suggested back in April that a float might occur within two years, contingent on market conditions. He noted the preference for the US market due to its larger size and greater number of institutional investors, hedge funds, fund managers, and individual investors compared to London.

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Revolut looking at dual stock market listing in London and New York Nik Storonsky told French newspaper Les Echos on Thursday that the fintech firm prefers the US for a potential initial public offering (IPO). asserted

firm → look → offering

A London listing would be a major boon for the city’s stock market, following a dearth of recent listings, with many firms opting against going public or floating in other markets such as New York. asserted

firms → follow → York

A listing would be expected to make the company, which was most recently valued at 115 billion US dollars (£86 billion) in a share sale, one of the UK’s largest public companies and potentially surpass rival banks including Barclays and NatWest Group. asserted

which → expect → Barclays

The boss suggested in April that a float could happen in “two years’ time” depending on “how good the market is”. uncertain

market → suggest → time

The company also indicated that it is targeting further growth in the US ahead of an IPO in order to help bolster its position with potential investors in New York. asserted

it → indicate → York

He told Les Echos: “It’s a larger market. asserted

It → tell → Echos

It includes institutional investors, hedge funds, fund managers and a considerable number of individual investors. asserted

It → include → investors

“So we have the choice between selling in a small market with few buyers, or in a gigantic market with a huge number of buyers who will compete fiercely for our shares. asserted

who → have → shares

Therefore, yes, we prefer the United States.” asserted

we → prefer → States

It is the first time the Russian-born entrepreneur has pointed to a potential dual listing, having said in 2024 that the London stock market “can’t compete” with the US. asserted

market → bear → US

Revolut looking at dual stock market listing in London and New York

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