Storonsky says VCs can be 'dangerous', so Revolut's board has none
Revolut CEO Nik Storonsky said he removed venture capital investors from the company's board one funding round at a time, taking losses to do so. He argued VCs are not operational and can be dangerous when they hold power. Revolut is valued at $115bn and operates in 38 countries.
- Storonsky pushed VCs off the board each round, accepting losses
- Revolut is valued at $115bn and operates in 38 countries
- His QuantumLight $250m fund returned a 56% IRR
- QuantumLight is now raising a $500m second fund
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