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Revolut Bank brand spans Tasman after NZ licence win

PayDay News
5 Nov, 2026
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5 Nov, 2026
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Revolut’s New Zealand banking approval brings a shared bank brand across the Tasman, with NZ chair Rob Everett supporting its challenge to established lenders.
Revolut Bank brand spans Tasman after NZ licence win
Matt Baxby and Revolut’s New Zealand Chair Rob Everett. Background generated by AI.

Revolut’s New Zealand banking approval brings a shared bank brand across the Tasman, with NZ chair Rob Everett supporting its challenge to established lenders.

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