Nubank presented another strong quarter, with revenues surpassing $5 billion for the first time and net income of $871 million. In Mexico, the company achieved
break-even and became the 3rd-largest financial institution in the market, and the
AI transformation is driving tangible outcomes.
Nigel Morris, co-founder of Capital One, wrote in Forbes about how
Nu and other fintechs are entering the US market and having global impact.
David Vélez and his wife, Mariel Reyes, were named to the
TIME100 Philanthropy list, the magazine's annual recognition of the world's most influential figures in philanthropy.
During an Instituto Milken event, Roberto Campos Neto detailed Brazil's financial inclusion growth, underscoring that around 38 of the 52 million newly banked entered the system
through Nu.
Nubank Parque was chosen as the new name for Palmeiras' arena, with over 47% of the votes. Also, Live Nation announced a deal to pledge at least
150 concerts at the arena over the next ten years.
Armando Herrera, CEO of Nu Mexico, spoke about how the company is
democratizing access to financial services in the country and its upcoming transition to a full bank.
Nu Colombia launched the initiative
Error 501 to highlight the delay in the implementation of a local law (4X1000) that allows people to distribute their tax exemption across multiple accounts. Marcela Torres, GM of Nu Colombia,
wrote an op-ed for La República to address how Nu has been acting on behalf of its customers in this battle.
Forbes Colombia featured Marcela Torres on the 100 Most Powerful Women of 2026 list, which recognizes women redefining power and inspiring new generations.
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