Revolut is reportedly targeting a $200 billion IPO valuation by 2028, a goal that would put the fintech above BlackRock, UBS, and Charles Schwab.

Revolut is reportedly targeting a $200 billion IPO valuation by 2028, a goal that would put the fintech above BlackRock, UBS, and Charles Schwab.

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BENGALURU, March 26 (Reuters) - European fintech firm Revolut plans to have around 40% of its global workforce based in India by the end of 2026 as it expands its India global capability centre. The ...

Digital bank Revolut reported record annual profits and growth in 2025, with year-over-year revenue growth of 46% and an increase in pretax profit of about 55%. The company said its growth came from ...

Fintech company’s profits leap to £1.7bn as it gears up for US push after getting UK banking licence this month Business live – latest updates The UK banking app Revolut has said it could face a ...

Revolut, the UK-based digital banking platform, reported record financial results for 2025. Beating analysts' estimates, the neobank's revenue rose 46% to £4.5 billion (€5.2bn), the company reported ...

Revolut’s chief financial officer declined on Tuesday to say when the UK fintech plans to launch its eagerly-anticipated Irish mortgage product, saying it wants to make sure it will add significant ...

Revolut, the London-based crypto-friendly fintech, said it received a full U.K. banking license, allowing it to offer a wider range of services and providing deposit protection for eligible funds ...

As Revolut sets its sights on the U.S. market, it's looking beyond banks' retail customers as targets. Processing Content The neobank, which has applied for a U.S. banking charter, wants to build upon ...

British financial technology company Revolut plans to base a new U.S. banking entity in Stamford as it seeks federal approval to expand its operations in the American market. The London-based firm ...

The company said that the move, if approved, would allow it to offer more products to American customers as it seeks to grow globally. By Michael J. de la Merced Over nine years, the banking app ...