Revolut is considering a dual stock market listing in London and New York, its co-founder and chief executive, Vlad Yatsenko Storonsky, says. The move would involve listing the fintech company on both exchanges rather than choosing only one market.
Storonsky says the US market could offer greater liquidity and access to more institutional investors. Other reporting focuses on the potential impact of a London listing, describing it as a boost for the UK capital markets after a period with fewer recent initial public offerings. The outlets broadly agree on the central point that Revolut is exploring both London and New York listings, but they differ in emphasis—one on investor access in the US and the other on London’s wider market context.
The reports do not provide details on timing, valuation, or which listings would take priority. They also do not specify whether the company has filed for approvals or how trading structures would work across the two venues.
