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Nikolay Storonsky, founder of Revolut, has <a href="https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2025-10-07/revolut-s-billionaire-ceo-shifts-residence-from-uk-to-mideast">moved to</a> the UAE. One of the richest Britons, whose fortune according to the Bloomberg Billionaires Index exceeds $14 billion, took this decision a year ago, in anticipation of a major tax reform, abolishing from 2025 exemptions on foreign income and protection of foreign trusts. The UAE's lenient tax regime could help Storonsky save on taxes, especially if Revolut's IPO takes place, according to experts interviewed by Oninvest. However, the move has some disadvantages - British regulators are closely monitoring the change of residency

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Fintech company Revolut is considering the possibility of dual listing - simultaneously in New York and London, <a href="https://www.thetimes.com/business-money/companies/article/revolut-considers-75bn-dual-listing-in-new-york-and-london-5j2b96lxf">wrote the </a>British The Times, citing sources. Such an idea is being "widely discussed" in financial circles, a senior City source told the publication. According to the newspaper's source in Revolut, the company's founder Nikolay Storonsky said that the company will go on the stock exchange in London if there are more favorable conditions there. While earlier the businessman was skeptical about the placement in the UK and said it would be "irrational," The Times recalls.

Revolut is considering dual listing options in London and New York - The Times

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