Brazil's Nubank is in early-stage talks with British digital bank Monzo about a potential combination that could value Monzo at between £8 billion and £10 billion ($10.60 billion - $13.25 billion), Sky News reported on Saturday.
Revolut and Nubank, the world's two most-valued digital banks, want to conquer the United States, the Financial Times reported Wednesday (Sept. 23). Both companies obtained conditional approval for U.S. banking charters this year, and Brazil-based Nubank officially debuted its offering this month.
Nu Holdings Ltd. (NU) closed at $13.65 in the latest trading session, marking a -1.37% move from the prior day.
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Nu added 4 million customers in the second quarter, and it got bank charters in Mexico and Brazil. Average revenue per user increased from $11.60 to $17.10.
Nu enters U.S. banking with high-yield deposits and no-fee rewards, testing whether its proven Latin American digital banking model can travel.
Nu Holdings delivers 40%+ revenue growth, 30%+ ROE, and a 17.6% efficiency ratio, outpacing both traditional banks and tech peers. NU's digital-only, AI-driven model enables a 20:1 revenue-to-cost ratio, fueling exceptional operating leverage and profitability. With 135M customers, NU's growth is driven by product penetration, cohort maturation, and expansion in Mexico and Colombia.
NU deepens its AI push with NuFormer, using a vast database to drive underwriting, service and growth.
Nu Holdings (NU) shares are ripping higher this morning after the neobank reported blowout fiscal Q2 earnings, featuring a decisive top- and bottom-line beat. On the back of record unit economics, NU's revenue climbed 39% year-on-year to $5.9 billion – helping its net income soar a remarkable 49% to $1.1 billion in the second quarter.
NU says record risk-adjusted margins can stay near current levels as AI expands, credit holds firm and Mexico's banking push accelerates.
NU Holdings (NU) delivered record Q2 2026 results, surpassing $1 billion in net income and achieving 39% YoY revenue growth with strong operational efficiency. NU's customer base expanded to 139 million, with rising activity rates and monthly revenue per active user up 22% YoY, while cost per user remains just $1. Risk-adjusted profit margin soared to 12.4%, driven by high-yielding credit products and effective risk management, outpacing traditional and fintech peers.
NU NYSE: NU reported second-quarter 2026 net income of $1.1 billion, its first quarter above the $1 billion mark, as customer growth, deeper engagement and expanding credit income supported profitability. Net income rose 49% year over year and 17% sequentially, while return on equity reached a record 33%.