Revolut Eyes Dual London-New York IPO at $75B Valuation

Revolut is reportedly considering a landmark dual listing in London and New York, a move that could value the fintech giant at $75 billion. The listing WOULD position Revolut among the most valuable companies on the London Stock Exchange and mark a significant moment for both financial hubs.

Recent UK regulatory reforms and political support appear to have shifted Revolut's stance toward a London debut. A senior City source cited by The Sunday Times noted that the possibility of a dual listing is now widely discussed in financial circles.

If approved, Revolut would become the first company to simultaneously list in New York while entering the FTSE 100 index. With a potential market cap of £55 billion, it would rank among the UK's top 15 listed firms.

Founded by Nik Storonsky, Revolut has evolved from a travel-focused prepaid card into Europe's most valuable private fintech. The company now serves 65 million users globally with services spanning crypto trading, hotel bookings, and business accounts.