Revolut CEO Martin Gilbert said that he has a residence permit in Switzerland. Bloomberg <a href="https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2026-01-15/revolut-chairman-is-listed-as-swiss-resident-in-local-filings">writes</a> this with reference to documents disclosed in December in connection with the creation of a new division of the fintech company - Revolut Swiss NewCo SA.

Revolut's CEO said he is a resident of Switzerland

An early investment in fintech startup Revolut turned out to be the Balderton Capital fund's best deal in its 25-year history and one of the most profitable investments in the history of European venture capital, <a href="https://www.ft.com/content/97e6f29e-bc79-43e0-bcbd-2dfe98755ea3">says the</a> Financial Times in an article titled "Billions in a Million: London Venture Capital Fund Hit the Jackpot with Revolut."

'Hit the jackpot': how investing in Revolut was the best deal for a UK fund

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Two fintech companies founded by Russian natives have become direct competitors in the Mexican banking market. They are Nikolay Storonsky's Revolut neobank and Plata Card, a startup by former top managers of Tinkoff Bank with investments from the bank's founder Oleg Tinkov and Baring Vostok founder Michael Calvey. Both companies have received full banking licenses from the national regulator, are focused on aggressive growth and are seeking IPOs. What will they fight for and what challenges might they face in Mexico?

Nik Storonsky