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Nik Storonsky's plan for Revolut: a global bank with virtually zero risk

El fundador y consejero delegado de origen ruso habla sobre la creación de la 'start up' más valiosa de Europa. Leer

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Nik Storonsky's plan for Revolut: a global bank with virtually zero risk

Revolut, the European start-up valued at $115 billion, has recently obtained a French banking license, further solidifying its reputation. This comes after the company received a UK banking license in March and approval from the US OCC. Revolut's CEO, Nik Storonsky, attributes the company's success to Europe's high-quality talent and eclectic model, despite challenges such as fragmented markets and stricter regulations.

Storonsky, who has a net worth of $33 billion, aims to build the world's first truly global consumer bank, present in over 100 countries.

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