Revolut, a UK-based financial technology company, is reportedly considering a dual stock market listing in both London and New York, according to recent reports. The company’s founder and CEO, Nik Storonsky, mentioned in an interview with the French newspaper Les Echos that while the US is his preferred market for an initial public offering (IPO), the company is still exploring the possibility of listing on both the London Stock Exchange and New York’s Nasdaq. A dual listing would allow Revolut to raise capital in two major financial hubs, potentially increasing its visibility and access to a broader range of investors. A London listing would be particularly significant for the UK’s financial sector, which has seen a decline in recent public offerings. Many companies have chosen to list elsewhere, such as in the US, due to more favorable market conditions. Revolut, which was recently valued at $115 billion (£86 billion) during a share sale, could become one of the UK’s largest public companies if it goes ahead with a listing. This would place it in a position to surpass major UK banks like Barclays and NatWest Group in terms of market capitalization. Storonsky has previously suggested that an IPO could occur within two years, depending on market conditions. The company is also focusing on expanding its presence in the US ahead of a potential listing, aiming to strengthen its appeal to potential investors in New York. In his comments to Les Echos, Storonsky highlighted the advantages of the US market, which includes a large number of institutional investors, hedge funds, and individual investors. He noted that the US offers a much larger pool of buyers compared to the UK, where there are fewer investors willing to purchase shares. This marks the first time Storonsky has publicly mentioned the possibility of a dual listing. Previously, in 2024, he had stated that the London stock market "can’t compete" with the US. The decision to consider a dual listing reflects Revolut’s strategic approach to maximize its financial opportunities and strengthen its position in both the UK and the US markets.