Carne confirms fund-management role in Revolut Ventures’ 2027 plan

Revolut is preparing Revolut Ventures for a 2027 launch, aiming to give eligible app users access to investments in private technology companies. Reporting published on 26 October quoted Rolandas Juteika, who leads Revolut’s European wealth and trading operation, describing the planned service.[1]

Carne Group has since confirmed its involvement in a public company statement. It says it is Revolut’s chosen alternative investment fund manager, has worked on fund structuring and design, and will provide fund-governance services. That establishes a more specific role than simply naming Carne as a commercial partner.[2]

The app is the distribution route

The intended product would sit within the Revolut app alongside existing investments. Carne’s involvement points to fund-management infrastructure behind that interface; the public statement does not identify every legal vehicle, eligible country or customer-facing contractual entity.[2][1]

Private-company exposure also differs from a listed share that can be sold on an exchange. Dealing windows, valuations and redemption conditions depend on the investment vehicle. The app interface alone does not establish an on-demand exit or a right to an allocation when an underlying company lists.[1]

The partners have not published a complete customer fee schedule, minimum investment or detailed dealing terms in the materials reviewed. Those are the remaining product questions. The confirmed progress is a 2027 development plan with a named fund-management and governance partner, rather than a service already open to every Revolut customer.[2][1]

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