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1 week agoRevolut Weighs Future IPO, Flexes India's Beta Launch
Revolut plans to delay its IPO until 2028 to build trust and expand, aiming for a valuation increase to $100 billion.
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fromAmerican Banker
3 months agoDutch neobank Bunq reapplies for a U.S. bank charter
The Amsterdam-based neobank Bunq has reapplied for a U.S. banking charter, two years after withdrawing its previous attempt. The Dutch digital bank, a competitor of the U.K.-based fintech in Europe, announced on Wednesday that it formally filed for a U.S. de novo banking license with the Office of the Comptroller of the Currency. Bunq, a subscription-based service that allows users to manage multiple international accounts and currencies in one application, is aiming to reach European "digital nomads" residing in the United States.
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11 months agoRevolut bets big on France: Set to invest 1B+, create 200+ jobs, Western Europe HQ in Paris, will apply for banking licence - Silicon Canals
Revolut has chosen Paris as its new Western Europe headquarters, planning a â¬1B investment and job creation in France.
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fromSilicon Canals
11 months agoRevolut bets big on France: Set to invest 1B+, create 200+ jobs, Western Europe HQ in Paris, will apply for banking licence - Silicon Canals
Revolut has chosen Paris as its new Western Europe headquarters, planning a â¬1B investment and job creation in France.
Business
fromFortune
6 months agoOne of Europe's youngest banking execs enjoys answering emails on vacation: 'It's less about switching off and more about switching perspective' | Fortune
Bianca Zwart rose from startup support to the youngest chief strategy officer in European banking, helping scale Bunq into a neobank with 17 million users.
fromTechCrunch
8 months agoMicrosoft and Uber alum raises $3M for YC-backed Munify, a neobank for the Egyptian diaspora | TechCrunch
Khalid Ashmawy remembers the first time he wired money home while studying in Europe. He had just received his monthly stipend as a master's student in Stuttgart and wanted to send part of it back to his family in Cairo. It was usually a slow and expensive process, he recalled. A $400 wire transfer, for instance, could cost $40 in fees and take three business days to arrive.
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