[The Exiled]

Revolut's difficult week started last Thursday, when the Telegraph alleged that for three months last year, Revolut turned off software designed to stop sanctions screening and dubious money transfers. The UK's financial watchdog, the Financial Conduct Authority, said that the agency had been in contact with the firm about whether Revolut acted appropriately in communicating with the regulator about the sanctions screening control software. Later last week, Wired piled on. The tech magazine published an exposé on the company's work culture, saying that applicants were asked to work for free, and that high staff turnover was hurting the company's image. On Friday things only got worse. The Telegraph reported that CFO Peter O'Higgins, who joined Revolut in 2016, had secretly resigned in January.

Izvor: Business Insider i Wired