Overview

• Financial reports say a simultaneous float is being considered, which would be the first to list in New York while entering the FTSE 100.
• An ongoing secondary share sale is guiding a valuation of roughly $75 billion, and the firm has declined to comment on timing.
• New UK rules allow large IPOs to be added to the FTSE 100 within five days, improving access for index-tracking funds.
• Because Revolut is UK‑incorporated, City rules would require a full London listing rather than a secondary one, adding complexity to any dual float.
• Leaders cite the UK bank launch, still in testing after last year’s authorisation, as a timing consideration, with a new transatlantic taskforce and the Fermi listing watched as potential enablers.