Revolut CEO Nik Storonsky has promised to maintain the company’s hybrid work policy, despite an upcoming move to a new multi-million-pound office in London’s Canary Wharf.
Big Tech companies and early-stage startups alike have been divided in their approach to remote-working, with some following Amazon and Tesla’s lead in hauling employees back to the office full-time. Spanish unicorn TravelPerk faced a “mini revolt” when it forced workers to come into the office three days a week in 2023.
Posting on LinkedIn, Storonsky revealed mock-ups of Revolut’s new global HQ in Canary Wharf — set to open in late 2025 — featuring a modern reception area, open-plan office and an events auditorium.
“We care more about what you do than where you do it. The great work of our employees is what’s made Revolut successful,” he wrote.
“That’s why I announced to our teams that we’re keeping our hybrid working policy across our core markets. Some people work better from home, and some work better in the office alongside their colleagues.”
Sifted recently revealed Revolut was making a push into private banking for wealthy individuals, putting it in direct competition with big incumbents like UBS and Morgan Stanley.
The fintech giant is developing a private banking service for high-net-worth individuals (HNWIs), typically defined as people who hold liquid assets of over $1m, according to three job listings on its website.
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