Digital bank Revolut is set to generate more than 400 jobs across Western Europe as it launches a major expansion anchored in a new headquarters in Paris. The company’s latest workforce strategy includes hiring in France, Spain, Ireland, Germany, and Portugal, with at least 200 new roles planned for France alone. These positions will span core functions such as risk management, compliance, customer support, credit, and product development.
Revolut aims to scale its French operations to 1,500 staff by 2029, including the transition of 600 existing roles to the Paris base. The company has also announced plans to invest €1 billion in France over the next three years, positioning the country as a key employment and innovation hub.
The move follows the appointment of Béatrice Cossa-Dumurgier as CEO for Western Europe and aligns with Revolut’s intention to apply for a French banking licence. While the neobank will maintain its Lithuanian HQ to support broader European markets, the Paris expansion signals a shift in its regional operating model.
Revolut, which now serves over 60 million customers and employs 13,000 people globally, continues to draw workforce interest, receiving more than 1.6 million job applications in 2024. The company’s fully flexible work policy remains a cornerstone of its talent strategy, allowing employees to work remotely or from the office.
Cossa-Dumurgier highlighted the talent opportunity in the region, saying, “Western Europe is home to a massive pool of talent, and we intend to make the most of it.”