Revolut to offer retail investors access to unlisted tech companies starting in 2027 - Cinco Días
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Revolut is expanding its investment offering. The neobank has announced the creation of the Revolut Venture platform, in partnership with Carne Group, to bring venture capital investment closer to retail investors. The launch is scheduled for 2027, it will be integrated into the Revolut app and will allow clients who meet certain requirements to invest in technology companies that are not yet listed on the stock exchange. The new platform will expand Revolut's investment offering, which already includes shares of companies in the United States, Europe, exchange-traded funds (ETFs), money market funds, investment funds, and crypto assets. Likewise, it opens investments to the general public that have traditionally been reserved for high-net-worth individuals and institutional investors. Regarding the platform's structure, Carne Group will act as the alternative investment fund manager, Alter Domus will be the fund administrator, and BNY the custody and depositary entity. Revolut justifies entering this business because technology companies are increasingly taking longer to go public. According to PitchBook and Morningstar data provided by Revolut itself, the average time to an initial public offering has gone from 6.9 years in 2014 to 11 years in 2025, and it considers that a good portion of a company's growth takes place before its stock market debut. "Our goal is to break...
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