Revolut Delays IPO Plans Until at Least 2028, Says CEO

2 articles · Updated · Bloomberg · Apr 20

Revolut CEO Nik Storonsky has indicated the digital bank will not pursue an IPO before 2028.
Storonsky told David Rubenstein that public trust is crucial for banks, and being public enhances credibility.
The delay extends the timeline for one of Europe’s most anticipated tech listings, with investors closely watching Revolut’s next steps.

Is Revolut's IPO delay a sign of maturity or a fear of public market scrutiny?

With its IPO on hold, is Revolut's new share sale a masterstroke for its early investors?

As Revolut targets a US banking license, will its past compliance stumbles come back to haunt it?

How will Revolut's new focus on 'trust' impact its famously aggressive and innovative company culture?

Can Revolut truly hit a $150B valuation after its long and difficult battle with regulators?