Key facts
- Revolut CEO Nik Storonsky wants the digital bank to have a primary listing in the US if it goes public.
- Storonsky cited the deep liquidity of the US market as the reason for this preference.
- A previous target for Revolut's IPO was at least 2028, potentially through a dual listing in the UK and US.
Revolut CEO Nik Storonsky has expressed his desire for the digital bank to hold its primary listing in the US, should the company decide to pursue a public offering in the future. Storonsky told Bloomberg TV that the deep liquidity of the US market has always been the target for such a move. He previously indicated that an initial public offering was not expected before 2028 and could involve a dual listing in both the UK and the US. The company aims to "dominate" the US market.