Forbes detailed Nu's plan to expand into the "fortress" that is the US banking market through a surgical approach to addressing customer pain points.
OpenAI named David Vélez to its board, highlighting his track record using technology to reshape industries and create durable value for customers, alongside his strong commitment to philanthropy.
David met with Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum and reinforced the commitment to a
US$4.2 billion investment in the country by 2030.
Expansión detailed his entrepreneurial journey, tracing his path from Goldman Sachs and Sequoia Capital to building Nubank, and highlighted Nu among Brazil's
top companies operating in Mexico.
Nu Mexico received final CNBV authorization to operate as a bank.
David shared that local growth reflects Nu's potential to transform how millions relate to their money.
Armando Herrera highlighted that the milestone was reached alongside millions of Mexicans who placed their trust in Nu.
Citi and
XP reported that the news reinforces the company's long-term commitment to the country and will support its growth and portfolio expansion.
Bloomberg Línea highlighted the experience that Livia Chanes will bring to Mexico and Colombia as CEO for Latin America: under her leadership, Nubank added 50+ million customers.
Data Nubank showed that Nu has already banked 31.5 million people in Brazil, equivalent to nearly one in five adults in the country,
CNBC reported. On the SME segment, Nu reaches
over one-fifth of active CNPJs, totaling 6 million business customers.
Nubank is among the brands in Brazil most frequently
cited by ChatGPT for innovation, according to a Ranqia report. Additionally, an op-ed in La República places Nu as the
main example of AI transformation in business in Latin America.
A study by Reclame Aqui, the main consumer satisfaction platform in Brazil, ranked Nubank among the brands that
attracted the most consumers in H1 2026, with over 1M searches on its platform.
In an op-ed, Zetta's Ricardo Barboza argued that rising competition doesn't weaken system stability, based on Global research and Brazilian Central Bank data.
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