Nik Storonsky, who co-founded Revolut in 2015.

The boss of London-born fintech juggernaut Revolut has abandoned his main residency in the UK in favour of the United Arab Emirates.

Nik Storonsky’s updated residency was posted in fresh Companies House filings on the fintech chief’s family company on Tuesday.

The move comes mere weeks after Revolut pumped £3bn into the UK as it launched its global headquarters in London.

The billionaire fintech founder said at the time the “commitment would not only create 1,000 new jobs but will also fuel the innovation from our London hub that will help us deliver on our global ambitions.”

Storonsky, who founded the digital bank in 2015 alongside Vlad Yatsenko, renounced his Russian citizenship in the wake of the country’s invasion of Ukraine.

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