Revolut Plans $1.1 Billion French Expansion, Will Apply for Banking Licence
- Revolut plans to invest 1 billion euros over the next three years for expansion in France and will soon apply for a French banking licence.
- The company will open a new office in Paris and create at least 200 new jobs in France.
- Revolut has over 55 million customers and no physical branches, making it the largest of many European financial services apps launched in the past decade.
- Lithuania will remain a key base for Revolut's growth in Europe, despite the expansion plans in France.
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British fintech startup Revolut to invest €1B in France, eyes French banking license amid major EU push - Tech Startups
Less than a month after reporting a record $1.4 billion profit for 2024, British fintech unicorn Revolut is doubling down on European expansion. The company announced on Monday plans to invest €1 billion ($1.1 billion) in France over the next […] The post British fintech startup Revolut to invest €1B in France, eyes French banking license amid major EU push first appeared on Tech Startups.
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