M. Laurinavičius: Revolut is involved with the Kremlin from beginning to end

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2019 m. january 23 d. 15:43

A month ago, Lithuania was the first country in Europe to grant a specialised banking license to the company Revolut, which caused member of Seimas Stasys Jakeliūnas suspicions. The MP contacted the Financial Crime Investigation Service (FNTT) and State Security Department (VSD), asking them to check the financial company’s business model and links to Russian politicians, lrt.lt writes.

The LRT Investigation Department has uncovered that the father of Revolut's head Nikolay Storonsky is a senior official in the Russian concern Gazprom. Revolut initially denied such information, however on the LRT Investigation Department presenting documents, confirmed it. This material likely w

M. Laurinavičius: Revolut is involved with the Kremlin from beginning to end

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