UK-based Revolut has picked the Philippines to host its second technology hub in Asia as the global fintech company seeks to support global capabilities. Revolut said its Manila-based hub would allow it to access high-quality talent and improve operational scalability. “This investment reflects our long-term commitment to the Philippines and our confidence in its growth potential,” said Raymond Ng, CEO for Revolut in Singapore & Southeast Asia. “The new hub will play a vital role in scaling our global capabilities while creating high-value jobs and driving digital upskilling locally,” he said.
The firm said the tech hub would work closely with teams across the United Kingdom, Europe, Asia-Pacific and the Americas. The hub is expected to generate hundreds of jobs across the archipelago across key customer service functions, as well as provide advanced service support, in the near future.
The company executive said they view the Philippines as a “strategic market” for expanding its presence in Southeast Asia. “We’re laying the foundation for sustained operations and expansion, supported by the Philippine government’s pro-innovation approach and its commitment to building a future-ready digital economy,” he said.
