Nu in the newsCFO Guilherme Lago highlighted that
Nu has been growing at almost 40% a year, while well-capitalized. AI was a fuel for the positive Q4 results,
boosting credit underwriting capabilities .
Forbes published an analysis of Nu's massive scale in Latin America and how its entry into the US positions it as a global benchmark for scale and efficiency.
David Vélez shared the rationale behind
Nubank’s investments in expanding its global footprint, as well as the
key figures behind the company's growth so far. He also reinforced that the next decade will be about how Nu moves from being a Brazilian bank to a
global technology company. David sees the
approval to establish a US National Bank as an opportunity to prove the company’s thesis that a digital-first, customer-centric model is the future of financial services globally.
David was recognized as one of the
Colombians modernising the country through their leadership and work across multiple sectors, according to Forbes magazine. La República highlighted his role
in building Nu and expanding the company's global footprint, as he is one of the finalists for the Businessperson of the Year 2025 award.
Cristina Junqueira was recognized on the
2026 CNBC Changemakers list, which highlights women transforming business globally.
She also discussed Nubank's trajectory and the potential of the US market following the recent conditional regulatory approval to form a national bank.
Livia Chanes reflected on her career, from an independent problem-solver to a collaborative leader as CEO of Nubank Brazil, in an interview with Marie Claire.
In the
Humans of Faria Lima videocast, Roberto Campos Neto traced his professional journey from the corporate and public sectors to his current role in Nubank’s Management Team. He also shared insights on macroeconomic trends and emphasized how innovation is key to driving industry competition in
the debut episode of Hot Market, CNN Brasil’s new program.
Brazil surpassed 100 million Open Finance users, and
Nu is the top payment initiator in the country, based on a study by the tech company Sensedia.
E-Investidor listed Nu as one of the
digital leaders increasing transparency in credit through NuScore, providing customers with clearer insights into their financial health.
Represented by Armando Herrera, Nu México was the
only digital financial institution to meet with the Mexican president to discuss digitalization and financial inclusion plans to modernize the local economy.
An editorial by
O Globo underscored that fintech benefits outweigh sector challenges, driving financial inclusion and efficiency across the Brazilian system.
Zetta announced Ricardo Barboza as its new Chief Economist. The executive will contribute to strengthening the association's pillars, focusing on financial inclusion, innovation, and increased competitiveness.
América Móvil, the Mexican group that controls Claro, stated that NuCel is already influencing the competitive landscape and portability trends in the Brazilian telecommunications market.
Nu Colombia is the
fifth-largest financial institution by savings account balance in the country. It’s the only neobank in the top 10.
Marcela Torres detailed how Colombia can
learn from Brazil’s Pix, noting that Bre-B will be a catalyst for the entire economy. Reflecting on the rapid digitalization of payments within the Colombian financial sector, she said approximately
75% of Nu customers have registered keys in the Bre-B system.
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