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Nik Storonsky reportedly sold 40-60% of the stock offloaded in August secondary share saleThe founder of Revolut, one of the most valuable technology companies in Europe, has reportedly sold shares worth up to $300m (£230m) in the company.Nik Storonsky, chief executive of Revolut, sold 40-60% of the stock offloaded in last month’s secondary share sale. The sell-off of stock in Britain’s most valuable fintech firm was worth $200m-$300m, according to Sky News, which first reported the share sale. Continue reading…
Nik Storonsky reportedly sold 40-60% of the stock offloaded in August secondary share sale
The founder of Revolut, one of the most valuable technology companies in Europe, has reportedly sold shares worth up to $300m (£230m) in the company.
Nik Storonsky, chief executive of Revolut, sold 40-60% of the stock offloaded in last month’s secondary share sale. The sell-off of stock in Britain’s most valuable fintech firm was worth $200m-$300m, according to Sky News, which first reported the share sale.
