
Nu Holdings (NU): Scale, Profitability, and Mexico Upside
Nu Holdings posted 52.1% revenue growth, 66.3% earnings growth, and a 139 million-customer base, with Mexico and operating leverage driving the case.
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Nu Holdings posted 52.1% revenue growth, 66.3% earnings growth, and a 139 million-customer base, with Mexico and operating leverage driving the case.

Nu Holdings Ltd. (NU) climbs after-hours as Brazil’s election result lifts sentiment around fiscal reform and market-friendly policy. The move follows a recent denial of a Monzo transaction and comes despite mixed earnings consistency, leaving investors to weigh Brazil exposure, valuation, and execution risk.

A seven-stock countdown spans Latin America fintech’s remittances, merchant acquiring, digital banking and cross-border payment infrastructure.

Nu Holdings Ltd. (NU) climbs after reporting strong Q2 2026 results, including record quarterly profit, faster revenue growth, and an earnings beat. The extended-hours move reflects renewed investor confidence in Nu’s digital banking scale, though the stock’s valuation and credit quality still warrant close attention.

SWB is the target in Soulpower Acquisition Corp.’s SPAC merger, with the combined company expected to list on the NYSE under SOUL. The setup offers a big valuation story tied to digital banking and tokenized assets, but shareholders should watch redemption risk, dilution, and whether the deal can actually close on schedule.

No, Revolut is not publicly traded, so retail investors can’t buy it on a stock exchange today. The closest paths are waiting for an IPO, looking at public fintech peers, or—if you’re accredited—checking private secondary markets when shares are available.
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