Storonsky also claims his company would match up to £1.5 million (US$2 million) in donations to the Red Cross Ukraine appeal.

According to Sifted, CEO of Revolut Nik Storonsky has decided to open a family office […]

Digital bank Revolut still needs billions of dollars in annual sales before it can go public, according to a Bloomberg report.

Revolut has officially become the UK’s most valuable fintech firm with a whopping £24billion price […]

Revolut announced that 2020 adjusted revenues, that grew 57% to £261 million. However, operating losses in 2020 have doubled.

Revolut has finally managed to appoint a new CFO Mikko Salovaara after a year since David MacLean stepped down after only six months in the role, Sifted reported.

The CEO of Revolut Nik Storonsky claims his company broke even in November, just a month after Starling's Anne Boden announced the same.

Nikolay Storonsky is listed on the top of the Telegraph's “Tech Hot 100” for the first time with an estimated wealth of £1.06bn.

Revolut reported a pre-tax loss of £107m for the year 2019 to December. This means the company's losses more than tripled to a £33m pound loss in the 2018.

The challenger bank Revolut just announced that it has raised $80 million as part of its Series D round that it announced in February. This new funding comes from TSG Consumer Partners.

Last week, we reported on Revolut forcing some staff to leave their jobs without severance - citing underperformance or making them quit on their own accord for just a slice of severance. Since Revolut has not really addressed the issue publically so far, let's take a look at how has the CEO addressed it in messages he sent to his employees.