According to him, “Revolut” would like the shares to be listed in the US because the American market offers greater liquidity and more large institutional investors, N. Storonskis said in an interview with France’s “Les Echos”.
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“It is a bigger market. It has institutional investors, hedge funds, fund managers, and quite a few individual investors. So we have a choice: to sell in a small market with few buyers, or in a huge market with a large number of buyers who will fiercely compete for our shares. Therefore, yes, we prefer the United States,” said N. Storonskis.
Listing in London would help “Revolut”, which after a recent secondary share sale was valued at 11.5 billion US dollars, to enter among the largest companies listed on the UK stock exchange.
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Earlier, N. Storonskis said that no company share listing will take place before 2028.
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