Interesting regulatory twist coming out of the UK—turns out Revolut never actually told British regulators that their CEO was officially listed as a UAE resident. Not exactly the kind of transparency regulators love to see, especially when you're trying to play nice with financial authorities. This raises some eyebrows about compliance protocols. How do you miss something like that in your filings? Makes you wonder what else might be slipping through the cracks when companies are juggling multiple jurisdictions. For a fintech that's been pushing hard into crypto and trying to build trust with regulators globally, this kind of oversight doesn't exactly help the narrative.
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PonziDetector
· 19h ago
Well... Revolut's operation this time is really amazing, they can even hide the CEO's identification, is the compliance department just slacking off?
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SillyWhale
· 19h ago
This is ridiculous, Revolut's actions are truly absurd
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Huh? Can the CEO being from UAE be concealed? What is the Compliance department doing?
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Another story of a big company pretending to be transparent while actually being sneaky
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No wonder I always felt something was off, it turns out this is how they operate
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Multiple jurisdictions make it easy to exploit loopholes, this move is really clever
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Building trust? Isn't this going in the opposite direction...
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MysteryBoxOpener
· 19h ago
The CEO living in the UAE can hide from UK regulators? How absurd is that?
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QuietlyStaking
· 19h ago
Revolut is up to something again, the CEO is hiding that they live in the UAE? This transparency is truly unbelievable.
Interesting regulatory twist coming out of the UK—turns out Revolut never actually told British regulators that their CEO was officially listed as a UAE resident. Not exactly the kind of transparency regulators love to see, especially when you're trying to play nice with financial authorities. This raises some eyebrows about compliance protocols. How do you miss something like that in your filings? Makes you wonder what else might be slipping through the cracks when companies are juggling multiple jurisdictions. For a fintech that's been pushing hard into crypto and trying to build trust with regulators globally, this kind of oversight doesn't exactly help the narrative.