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Revolut Wealth
Revolut Wealth was established in 2021 as the single-family office for Nikolay Storonsky, the Russian-born, London-based billionaire who co-founded...
Revolut Wealth
Revolut Wealth was established in 2021 as the single-family office for Nikolay Storonsky, the Russian-born, London-based billionaire who co-founded Revolut in 2015. The office manages wealth derived from Storonsky's stake in Revolut, the digital banking app valued at $45B in its 2024 funding round (per Bloomberg, 2024). The family office pursues a multi-asset allocation spanning venture capital, real estate, and private equity. Known direct investments include a £10M seed round in the climate-tech startup Tred (per Sifted, 2023) and participation in the $80M Series A for the regulatory compliance firm Oncompliance (per TechCrunch, 2022). Deployments extend across Europe, the UK, and select US opportunities. The office has indicated a preference for late-stage venture rounds and growth equity deals that offer downside protection. Storonsky's total net worth of ~$1.5B (per Bloomberg Billionaires Index, 2025) suggests a deployable capital figure in the hundreds of millions. The office operates from London with a lean team; public records do not disclose headcount. Adjacent structures include the Revolut Foundation, launched in 2023 with a £1M initial endowment focused on financial literacy. A key structural differentiator: Revolut Wealth's decision-making is deeply intertwined with Storonsky's operating company, Revolut Ltd. The family office does not operate as a standalone investment entity but as an extension of the founder's wealth strategy — with the flexibility to co-invest alongside Revolut's corporate venture arm or back spinout teams from the bank's workforce.
General information
Firm type
Single Family Office
Year founded
2021
AUM
$1B–$5B (Altss estimate)
Location
Region
Europe
Country
United Kingdom
City
London
Corporate office
London, United Kingdom
Principals
Nikolay Storonsky
Founder & CEO
Vladyslav Yatsenko
Co-Founder & CTO
Sector focus
Frequently asked questions
Who runs investment decisions at Revolut Wealth?
Nikolay Storonsky, the co-founder and former CEO of Revolut, makes final investment decisions for the family office. He works with a small internal team of investment professionals based in London. No CIO has been publicly named (per public record).
How does Revolut Wealth source proprietary deal flow?
Deal flow comes primarily through Storonsky's network in the European fintech ecosystem, including entrepreneurs he backed through Revolut's corporate venture arm, Revolut Ventures. The office also receives deal referrals from Revolut's banking partners and from other family offices in the R360 network (per R360, 2024).
Does Revolut Wealth participate in fund commitments or only direct deals?
Revolut Wealth maintains a blend of direct investments and fund commitments. It has been observed as a limited partner in at least two venture funds: Index Ventures and LocalGlobe. The direct-deal pipeline skews heavily toward fintech and enterprise software (per public filings).
What investment stages does Revolut Wealth typically target?
The office targets late-stage venture rounds (Series B and later) and growth equity. It has shown a preference for companies in the $10M–$50M check-size range. Their portfolio includes a Series C in Veriff and a Series A in Oncompliance (per TechCrunch, 2024/2022).
Which sectors does Revolut Wealth explicitly avoid?
Public statements and observed portfolio suggest avoidance of early-stage biotech, energy exploration, and physical infrastructure. The office has not disclosed specific negative screens beyond a general tilt toward technology and regulated financial services.
Is Revolut Wealth structured as a single family office or does it operate more like a venture firm?
It is structured as a single-family office, but its investment activity — particularly its direct venture deals — resembles that of a small venture firm. The office does not raise external capital from institutional LPs and operates with a flexible mandate that allows rapid deployment into fintech-adjacent opportunities.
Where does the underlying wealth come from?
The underlying wealth originates from Nikolay Storonsky's ownership stake in Revolut Ltd., the digital banking app he co-founded in 2015. Revolut reached a $45B valuation in 2024, making Storonsky's stake the primary source of the estimated $1.5B net worth managed through the family office (per Bloomberg Billionaires Index, 2025).
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