Revolut’s co-founder and first employee steps down as CTO ahead of the company’s march toward a $200 billion IPO‎

Vlad Yatsenko was Revolut’s first employee. He joined before CEO Nik Storonsky had even launched the company. Storonsky later gave him the title of co-founder, not because he had co-founded the business in the conventional sense, but because, as Storonsky told David Rubenstein earlier this year, “it was easier for him to recruit engineers if he had […] This story continues at The Next Web