By Lars Mucklejohn Revolut has announced a series of updates and product launches as the fintech seeks to diversify its revenue streams and establish itself as a super app. On Tuesday, Revolut announced a partnership with trading platform CMC Markets and said that its customers would be able to buy and sell corporate and government bonds across Europe for the first time. The offering, from Revolut’s Lithuania-based investment arm, will allow bond trading across European Economic Area markets with a minimum investment of €100 or $100. Fees will be fixed at 0.25 per cent per trade. “With higher …
