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@TheAlobar00Ай бұрын
Zero fluff, just sharp insights. Really impressed by his clarity and rational thinking.
@GD_SPORTS_ARENAАй бұрын
So we should not care that his dad is Putins wallet?
@leowichАй бұрын
Nikolay, you surely need to appear more on the youtube, people admire you and the product you build. We miss you. And please smile!
@jayrayjaymeАй бұрын
what is he a clown? should he clap hands for you too?
@leowichАй бұрын
@jayrayjayme Clap hands? No need, his achievements already speak louder. Though judging by your tone, you might be clapping solo in your echo chamber.
@dato3218Ай бұрын
Russians don't smile
@labsantaАй бұрын
00:04 - Revolut's competitive edge relies on delivering superior liquidity and cost efficiency. 02:14 - Selecting strong team members is crucial for achieving goals independently. 06:12 - Effective hiring requires understanding roles before recruiting. 08:23 - Brand marketing is essential but hard to measure for growth. 12:42 - Nik Storonsky emphasizes the value and challenges of crypto integration in Revolut. 14:55 - Partnerships with banks affect Revolut's ability to innovate. 18:56 - Evaluating product launches and their challenges for Revolut's growth. 20:51 - Revolut's product launch strategy involves rigorous evaluation and scaling of successful bets. 24:38 - Revolut aims for expansion and simplicity in banking products. 26:45 - Revolut aims to increase market share and scale globally. 30:35 - Revolut maintains uniform culture and control of capital structure globally. 32:29 - Revolut faces challenges in Asia due to cultural and regulatory differences. 36:19 - Age and education significantly affect startup founder success rates. 38:30 - Nik Storonsky discusses success, happiness, and market goals. 42:12 - Learning from diverse experiences enhances openness and career optimization. 44:11 - Nik Storonsky shares insights on company leadership and personal motivations.
@leebp9106Ай бұрын
Revolut is simply the best banking product ever launched. Never thought I could fall in love with a bank. I wish this guy would target insurance.
@ИгорьКондратюк-ц8вАй бұрын
Try Tinkoff or Alfa bank in Russia and you will understand where Nik get the inspiration to create Revolut…
@SSRstudioАй бұрын
Unless they will ban you
@abkopecАй бұрын
and pension!
@JonnyMc-f6qАй бұрын
Kazakhstan and Russia have the best banking products in the world. It comes from there.
@lessonsfromthelivingroom29 күн бұрын
Have you tried them all?
@claudioperlini7577Ай бұрын
This episode is a goldmine, thank you Harry once again🙏
@maciek1208Ай бұрын
The best spent 45min on yt in long long time. The amount of meet in every Nick’s answer is just staggering!
@Gabriel965519437Ай бұрын
The connection between people's productivity and the expression 'there's doubt, there's no doubt' was spot-on.
@agnieszkalaka8093Ай бұрын
Brilliant content. Very conversational, great questions, responses to the point. Loved it, I could easily watch two more hours of dip dive into some of the responses.
@kimdejotАй бұрын
Lol, the interviewer’s got such a crush on this guy. When he hit him with 'you look fresh', he took it too far lol.
@cashiskingCineLoverАй бұрын
Grimace is money-crazed looking really, but the vegan looking CEO is brilliant.
@trading-university.Ай бұрын
What a banger! I've been waiting for you to interview Nik, was not disappointed! cheers
@gitbuh12345qwertyАй бұрын
dude is going to look like mr burns in 30 years.
@joshualieberman1059Ай бұрын
I’m a Russian myself so it should have been easy for me and I wouldn’t say it’s the heaviest accent I’ve ever heard but OMG the flow itself makes it so hard to understand.
@jakedovey1586Ай бұрын
Shocked to see so little views here... Would expect far more!
@MB-zz5reАй бұрын
To those who keep commenting “Smile!” and “Accent too heavy!”….it’s a business interview podcast. Focus on the SUBSTANCE you are getting for FREE! SMH
@kyrsidКүн бұрын
excellent interview.
@alexv103226 күн бұрын
4:27 Nik meant "your employees are not cOmpetent", but mispronounced, and Harry heard it as "compEting" [thus his question]. Judging by their surprised looks, neither seems to have understood what happened!
@googleplushits367219 күн бұрын
Excellent observation. I knew Harry also thought it was competing
@adamssCarsАй бұрын
Great interviewer too. Great questions!
@caradeluca3613Ай бұрын
very interesting interview! thanks for sharing.
@GlowmagiaАй бұрын
Grateful to Harry for finally wearing pants-had to pinch myself a couple of times to actually believe it. Nik is a legend, clearly building a $1T company. A great example of strategic persistence and mesmerising sobriety! With Trump’s team deregulation plans, it'll be riveting to watch how Revolut takes on and wins the US market.
@ssseeessseeessseeeАй бұрын
Nikolay is brilliant but my ears are working overtime to cut through that accent 🤣
@sanesanyoАй бұрын
😂😂 same here
@skoviantАй бұрын
Same for Harry. British is hard too)
@businessgirl7251Ай бұрын
What the nonsense you said. Clear your ears and don't drink before listen to videos.
@agnieszkalaka8093Ай бұрын
Seriously…?
@StudyAbroadProjectАй бұрын
Learn to appreciate the internal content over beautiful but empty speeches
@landrybiangongone2583Ай бұрын
I love Revolut❤
@digijanusАй бұрын
Harry - We are Asia's largest channel focussed on Transformation of the financial Industry Love the work you have done with 20VC and completely changed the VC game. Would love to have you as a guest.
@Scroll_theАй бұрын
Yes Please
@RaelsalmacisАй бұрын
Accent makes it a bit difficult to follow. Other than that, super interesting chat. The guy is a machine.
@googleplushits367213 күн бұрын
4:10 I look for people who can deliver, not talk around it. If more companies in the UK adopted this approach, productivity would significantly improve. During my consulting roles across various organizations, one consistent observation has been the lack of productivity among engineers. There’s often a lot of discussion but very little actual delivery.
@h4lcyoАй бұрын
Revolut is awesome. I wish they didn’t freeze my account with 400K on it.
@GlowmagiaАй бұрын
What happened with 400K at the end?
@c2225Ай бұрын
😂😂😂
@c2225Ай бұрын
It's the worst
@GS-vm4kvАй бұрын
…
@SSRstudioАй бұрын
If you are wealthy a bit you are a problem to any fintech cause they should follow eu policy to punish the wealth literally I was banned but they was earning a lot with my account Banking system like poor customers nowadays
@noduslabsАй бұрын
I wish the interviewer let the guy finish the sentences before cutting him off and jumping to the next question.
@20VCАй бұрын
So do I. What a shit interviewer.
@noduslabsАй бұрын
@@20VC I didn’t say shit, just a bit eager to jump to the next topic perhaps, but would be nice to have Nik elaborate on each answer a bit longer, because the details are super interesting.
@filmawayvlad15 күн бұрын
Great interview. Let’s link up and talk.
@SashaOrwellАй бұрын
Pro-tip : listen on 0.8x speed to understand wtf Nik is saying 🙂↕️
@AlanJaison1Ай бұрын
Shame if revolut lists in us, hopefully Uk stock market can keep more UK startups in the future
@petropalovskАй бұрын
No chance
@GlowmagiaАй бұрын
Well, whatever we wish, chances are slim.
@idacomm586016 күн бұрын
Not with labour.
@maximkmrr3879Ай бұрын
The legend 🤩
@cryzophoenix6365Ай бұрын
Second cost is people ?? That’s MAD efficiency
@sandwarrior5579Ай бұрын
My man is seeking excelence in his people, but couldn't learn propper English for almost 20 years of living in UK. That accent is thick as hell
@SSRstudioАй бұрын
There is no excellence in revolut, if the market will be really free there will be dozens of better services Problem us overregulated market
@glutamin1113 сағат бұрын
Gut feeling tells me it could be Wirecard Part 2
@Immortal10364Ай бұрын
LOVE FROM PUNE MAHARASHTRA🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳 ❤😎👍🥰😀😍😃🧡🤝😘🥰❤😍❤❤❤
@sender5804Ай бұрын
keep the streets clean
@sem1246Ай бұрын
Nik is great, Revolut is great, but Tinkoff Bank was by far better.
@h4lcyoАй бұрын
Tinkoff who?
@stanislavvasilevschii8032Ай бұрын
@@h4lcyo It's a russian bank and banking app. After the war began, the largest owner was forced to sell it for pennies to pro putin oligarch. Actually Russian and overal CIA Banking services is way better than in the West. Just because they had less legacy and regulations. I can assure you a bank from Moldova (maybe poorest country in Europe). Has banking applications and services better than US, EU and UK. Best examples like Kaspi (from Kazachstan) or Monobank (Ukraine) are like Revolut on steroids.
@sender5804Ай бұрын
in what? they copied from the West
@nikolaybonapartov7379Ай бұрын
@@sender5804 what did they copy? They are still better than any "western" bank. which look like some prehistorics crap. I use both and can compare.
@sem1246Ай бұрын
@@h4lcyo digital bank in Russia. They renamed it to Tbank. More services (insurance, air tickets, investing) , cash back, more comfortable application + web, private banking, etc. Maybe that’s it because they have more staff and focused only on one market 🤷♂️
@chaoticsparkАй бұрын
Man looks like a Bond villain
@JameBlackАй бұрын
And sounds alike😂
@LDacicАй бұрын
The captions popping up on the screen are very annoying
@mrizАй бұрын
It just intro dudes
@bliss9595Ай бұрын
What’s his secret to success? Hard work or daddy as a top exec of Russia’s biggest oil & gas company? Rhetorical question
@chebysh8047Ай бұрын
Both
@andrewromanukha6541Ай бұрын
Reminded me of Gru’s twin brother Dru 😂
@PanderTuskАй бұрын
Легенда.
@WealthyChronicleАй бұрын
The debate about AI & brand marketing is heating up. Are you focusing on AI-driven ads or traditional methods for growth? 🚀🤖💡
@barberbarberski5924Ай бұрын
I worked with eastern europeans this accent isnt that bad.
@itscooldawgdonteventripАй бұрын
I scaled? nah his team who worked super hard in London the did that not him by himself
@davidlowe3854Ай бұрын
I appreicate what hes done but I find him unlikeable and wouldn't want to work with him.
@zabak33Ай бұрын
Exactly.
@evgshkАй бұрын
Of course you wouldn’t work for him. He expects results, not just people hanging around drinking coffee in the office.
@rmdomainer9042Ай бұрын
Gotta reduce those crypto fees for other levels than Ultra. Binance has 220 million users. Do the math.
Analytics alone does not equal KPI-based leadership.
@alimtanta2934Ай бұрын
Gosh, both with a very heavy accent; quite difficult to understand. My ears are working overtime to cut through that accent.
@ValeHow-de5tsАй бұрын
I wonder why some big British media outlets tell a story about high level of toxicity in their corporate culture
@joshualieberman1059Ай бұрын
Why did you change your mind about expanding into the glorious nation of Kazakhstan. The banking license and everything were right there….
@SSRstudioАй бұрын
Потому, что леваки в европе запретили так делать
@IkechiWoke-u6eАй бұрын
First to comment 🎉🎉
@20VCАй бұрын
Even quicker than us!
@Shamil_Magomedov_Ай бұрын
The interviewer is so bad… I can’t stand him all the time interrupting. Such an idi*t. We want to hear the guest not him
@ChampsterzАй бұрын
read 10 minutes into his website still don't know what the company does. international debit card?
@АлександрАртёменко-х4мАй бұрын
I’m Russian, but I cannot listen to him
@claudioperlini7577Ай бұрын
😂
@MrIlleismАй бұрын
Very robotic or what?
@kimdejotАй бұрын
What do you mean?
@askSergeyBelovАй бұрын
Same
@albertobissaccoАй бұрын
please don't smile too much
@kimdejotАй бұрын
easy there!
@LubiePlacki1128 күн бұрын
I did not know that Russian is a founder of Revolut. Good that I never keep a lot of money there. Maybe it is time leave this app.
@evilhomie480029 күн бұрын
Ого как он постарел быстро 🥺
@ANUARKAАй бұрын
Наш слон
@9sanandreasАй бұрын
the guy should start mewing before he swallows his own tongue lol
@MB-zz5reАй бұрын
Glad you were able to get the key takeaways, my guy.
@whatdahack7122 күн бұрын
The guys looks like he needs good rest not performance.
@soneksssАй бұрын
He should've speak Russian and get interpreted rather than trying to speak bad English and breaking your ears.
@hippohop6539Ай бұрын
His grammar is rather correct and the vocabulary is quite precise. Having accent is normal. Looks like the interviewer and other listeners have no problem understanding him. So it sounds more like a “you-issue”. Having an accent only means a person was consistent and smart enough to learn it. The guy built quite a business, shares his experience and yet everyone talks about his accent