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Episode #6: Growth Equity - The Founder who refuses to sell

Episode #6: Growth Equity - The Founder who refuses to sell

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London, 2018. A 33-year-old former Lehman Brothers trader sits in a modest flat, running a banking app with 3 million users. Traditional banks dismiss him. Regulators are cautious. Most venture capitalists want board control.DST Global sees something different. They invest €234 million for a minority stake at a €2 billion valuation – without taking a single board seat. Seven years later, Revolut is valued at €75 billion.Here's how. You'll discover:- Why Nikolay Storonsky's experience at Lehman Brothers during its collapse shaped every decision that followed- How DST Global structured a €234M minority investment using protective provisions instead of operational control- The four pillars of Revolut's scaling strategy: geographic conquest, product explosion, brand warfare, and infrastructure- Why growth equity sits between venture capital and buyouts – and why it's the fastest-growing segment in private equity- Revenue multiples explained: why Revolut trades at 31x revenue while Barclays trades at 1–3x- The luxury watch analogy: understanding valuation multiples in 60 seconds- How minority investors protect a €234M position without a board seat. This is Ask Carlo™ | Private Equity, Simplified. Real deals. Real strategies. Real billions. No jargon, just compelling stories from 30 years inside European private markets.
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