Revolut
Vytautas Valvonis, PhD, FRM, currently serves as the Chief Executive Officer of Revolut Holdings Europe and is a Member of the Supervisory Board at Revolut Bank. Additionally, Vytautas is an Advisor at Axiology and previously held the position of High Level Adviser on Financial Services for the European Union Mission to the Republic of Moldova, where contributions included advising on financial sector reforms and supervision. With extensive experience in various leadership roles, including Director of the Supervision Service at Lietuvos bankas and board membership in several European financial regulatory bodies, Vytautas has been instrumental in promoting financial stability and regulatory compliance in Lithuania and beyond. Academic credentials include a PhD in Economics from Vilnius University, complemented by a robust history in credit risk management.
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Revolut
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Revolut is an app-based financial services technology company. Founded in 2015 and headquartered in the UK, Revolut serves 20 million customers around the world as they make over 250 million transactions per month. They have over 5,000 employees in offices around the world, including New York, Tokyo, Madrid, Barcelona, Paris, Mexico City, Berlin, Budapest and Bucharest with further expansion planned. Revolut offers both personal and business accounts, helping customers improve their financial health and easily connect with the global economy through a variety of features, including On Demand Pay, personalized Loans, Pet Insurance, Currency Exchange, Budgeting and Analytics, peer-to-peer payments, Saving Vaults, Junior, Stays, and Trading. Revolut’s top five countries, based on the number of retail customers, are the UK with 4.8 million customers, Romania with 2 million, Ireland with 1.9 million, Poland with 1.7 million, and France with 1.5 million customers. In 2021, Revolut raised a $800 million Series E round led by Softbank and Tiger Global, valuing the business at $33 billion.