Overview

• New Companies House documents published October 7 list Nik Storonsky’s place of residence as the United Arab Emirates, with the change effective since October 2024.
• The filing contrasts with a June statement to Forbes in which Revolut said Storonsky remained a UK tax resident and was traveling to support expansion.
• The disclosure follows Revolut’s launch of a new London headquarters and a £3 billion UK investment that the company said would create about 1,000 jobs.
• Revolut has deepened its Gulf footprint with a Dubai office, a UAE operating license secured last year, and investment from Abu Dhabi’s Mubadala.
• Coverage links Storonsky’s move to the UK’s abolition of non‑dom tax perks and notes Revolut is reportedly exploring a dual UK–US listing and fundraising talks around a roughly $65 billion valuation.