Revolut offers European customers access to private equity, credit, and infrastructure funds

Revolut is building a platform to give European retail customers access to private equity, private credit, and infrastructure funds, asset classes that have historically been the exclusive domain of pension funds, endowments, and the very wealthy. The private markets platform is expected to launch in late 2026, and the company is already in advanced discussions with some of the biggest names in alternative asset management to stock the shelves. Apollo, Blackstone, and the democratization playbook In February 2026, Revolut entered negotiations with Apollo Global Management to provide funds directly to EU retail customers. Apollo’s proposed lineup includes private credit, real estate, and other alternative strategies. Talks have also extended to Blackstone, signaling that Revolut’s ambitions in this space go well beyond a single partnership. Revolut Trading received authorization from the UK Financial Conduct Authority in May 2026 to offer managed portfolios and private wealth services. That regulatory green light clears the path for more sophisticated products, including the alternative investment offerings currently in development. What investors and observers should watch The plat...