Analysis Analysis: Revolut has talked the talk on mortgages - but can it walk the walk?Fintech’s claim that anything Irish banks can do, it can do better, will be put to the test in its ambition to enter the mortgage market
Banking Revolut to boost global workforce by 40 per cent The fintech expects to have 11,500 global employees by year end
Connected Newsletter Connected newsletter: Data centre dilemmas and exciting fintechsConnected at the Business Post is your source for the news that matters in technology and innovation, all told from an Irish perspective
Interview Revolut Ireland chief: ‘We are far better than AIB, Bank of Ireland and PTSB’Maurice Murphy, Revolut’s country lead for Ireland, said he expected Ireland to remain an important location for the company
Fintech Revolut backer says fintech’s valuation has jumpedAn investment trust managed by Schroders has revalued its stake in the fast-growing fintech
Banking Irish kids’ spending decreases 20 per cent in a year – RevolutRevolut reported an increase in average under-18s’ daily balances, from €38 in March 2023 to €42 in 2024
Connected Magazine The key that’s about to unlock open banking Open Banking has been slow to take off but new legislation and greater collaboration could lead to benefits, writes Jonathan Keane
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Tech Revolut takes on Square and SumUp with point-of-sales solutionA POS is a solution used to process transactions, particularly in retail environments
Tech Fintechs warn Central Bank over ‘prohibitive’ cost of operating in IrelandGroup representing Amazon, Stripe and Revolut has called on regulator to make changes to a planned ‘sandbox’ for financial technology firms
Fintech Revolut launches eSIM in Ireland to tackle data roaming chargeseSIM eliminates the ‘inconvenience’ of high roaming charges, as well as the need to buy a physical SIM card while travelling, Revolut said
Banking Revolut challenges Irish high-street banks with alternative savings account The fintech will offer between 3.5 per cent to 3.95 per cent annually
Cybersecurity Meta platforms are ‘hotbeds’ for financial scams, says Revolut exec60 per cent of scams in the UK reported to Revolut came from Instagram, Fscebook and Whatsapp, the fintech said
Connected Magazine Fintechs come out fighting with plans to help more underserved businesses Revolut et al are expanding into new areas as they look to take more market share from traditional financial institutions, writes Jonathan Keane
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Banking Revolut swings to £25 million loss for 2022 as operating costs soarAdministrative costs for the British fintech surged more than 60 per cent last year resulting in a multimillion-pound loss for the company
Banking Ian Guider: Irish banks will rue misguided decision to abandon payments app revolution The lenders are making so much money that they don’t need to take on the fintechs but that short-sighted decision could come back to haunt them
Fintech Revolut announces price increases for premium usersPremium customers will see costs increase by €1 or €2 per month
Companies Banks end plans for mobile app to rival RevolutThe plans for Synch first emerged in early 2021
Funding Seedrs receives Central Bank authorisation as an EU crowdfunding platformLicence allows London private investment firm to offer its services across Europe via new Dublin HQ