Revolut CEO Nik Storonsky says he would like the digital bank to pursue a US primary listing if it later decides to go public. Multiple outlets report that his preference is for a US listing rather than listing primarily elsewhere, with details framed as a future option contingent on whether the company pursues an initial public offering.
The reports cite Storonsky’s remarks and, in at least one case, refer to reporting from Bloomberg. Channel NewsAsia and Investing.com both describe the CEO’s stance in similar terms, focusing on the goal of a US primary listing as the likely listing structure he favors. None of the sources provide confirmation that an IPO is imminent, nor do they specify timing or whether other listing arrangements would be considered alongside a US primary listing.
