Revolut has received its first S&P investment grade rating and is expected to issue senior unsecured bonds next year to raise funds According to Bloomberg, S&P Global Ratings released a report on Thursday, awarding the UK digital bank Revolut BBB+investment grade rating for the first time, and expecting the company to issue senior unsecured bonds in 2027 to establish a debt buffer that can absorb potential losses and meet regulatory requirements. The report points out that Revolut's balance sheet size has exceeded £ 40 billion (approximately $53.5 billion); If the bank goes bankrupt, the Bank of England may push for restructuring, with investors bearing the corresponding losses.