Revolut to give Irish users access to private market investment funds
Fintech is working with Apollo, Ares and others to allow retail investors tap into new markets suitable for long-term investors with appetite for risk
Revolut
Revolut leaves customers without cash and tells them to sling their hook without reason
A reader found himself unable to pay for shopping at Lidl because Revolut blocked him without explanation
Beethoven or birds? European Central Bank unveils new banknote designs
Citizens in euro zone invited to vote on top choices before notes introduced at date to be revealed
Revolut to challenge Australia’s Big Four banks
UK fintech to target credit and savings customers after winning full banking licence
Navro chief Joe Redmond: ‘I don’t quite fit the profile of a fintech start-up CEO at this stage in my career’
Under a licence from the Central Bank of Ireland, Navro processes foreign exchange payments across Europe
Monzo Europe racks up €29m of set-up losses ahead of Irish launch last April
Bank had 100,000 customers on a wait list when it officially launched in the Republic in April
Broker downgrade extends AIB share dip from post-crash high
Analyst says bank’s valuation ‘looks toppy’ as he warns recent good run ‘could be as good as it gets’
Father and son claim fraud over €130,000 investment, High Court hears
Pair made transfers to bank account three years ago, but only €393 has been recovered, judge told
ECB plan may shave millions off banks’ interest income
Europe’s central bank is looking to increase amount banks must hold in minimum cash reserves to cut its costs
Revolut drops the hammer on hybrid working for graduates
Neobank’s move makes clear work from home becoming less common for many
Revolut scraps ‘remote-first’ working for graduate hires
Europe’s most valuable fintech will require junior staff to spend at least three days a week in the office from next year
Revolut has had more success in Ireland than anywhere else. It’s no mystery why
Revolut has had more success in Ireland than anywhere else, and it’s no mystery why - it is perfect for a culture full of transactions that pretend they aren’t really transactions at all
Lessons from Ireland’s Revolut revolution
The fintech’s model is proving more suitable for international scaling than the often outdated systems of legacy rivals
Revolut to refund thousands of Irish customers after ATM charge error
Issue relates to a third-party cash machine provider, which incorrectly applies a fee to users, says fintech
Fintech platform Revolut adds 100,000 Irish customers
Irish households ‘ready to invest, but doing so with one hand tied behind their backs’, group says
Revolut sent Elaine’s money to the wrong person, who didn’t return it
Reader says app ignored the recipient saved in her contacts and prompted a random person with the same user name
ECB moved to rein in Revolut in Europe
Europe’s most valuable fintech was ordered to address ‘deficiencies’ in oversight amid a rapid product rollout
How Revolut became a verb – if not yet a lender
Neobank with 3m Irish customers hopes US banking licence and an IPO will sustain fintech’s breakneck growth
From Revolut to Money Jar: What are your options among new digital banking players?
Monzo is the latest online bank to enter the Irish market
Woman who ‘stupidly’ shared her Revolut details at a rave spared jail for money laundering
Rebecca Williamson (25) told gardaí she was intoxicated when approached by two men who told her they would ‘throw me a grand’
‘Middleman’ involved in €500,000 Trinity College Dublin hardship fund fraud jailed
Luke Taaffe (34) pleaded guilty to 11 counts of possessing proceeds of criminal conduct
Revolut aims for $200bn valuation in stock market listing
Bumper IPO would trigger increased stake for founder Nik Storonsky but group has no plans to float shares before 2028
Monzo launches in Ireland after 100,000 customers sign up on wait-list
UK digital banking group secured Irish licence late last year
Revolut to open Paris office amid Europe expansion
Fintech to base western European HQ in French capital
With Sky now involved, hundreds of Ireland’s dodgy box users will soon receive legal letters
Thousands of Irish homes have a modified device attached to their livingroom television
Bank of Ireland chief Myles O’Grady: ‘We are seeing, on a grand scale, intergenerational wealth’
Chief executive’s strategy update contains a target for the group to grow its loan book by 4% a year out to 2028
Dodgy box Q&A: Could I face prosecution?
Court order means Revolut must provide Sky names and addresses of those who used accounts to send money to resellers
Revolut declines to give Irish mortgages timing as group profit hits record £1.7bn
Revolut had 3.3m customers in the Republic at the end of last year, up 10% on 2024
Zippay needs to play to its natural advantages
Irish banks’ new instant payments app is late to the market but having established customers may work in its favour
Free banking and edgy banter: Monzo raises the stakes for traditional bank customers
British group joins growing ranks of neo-banks but customers, for now, still seem committed to keeping some link with pillar banks
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