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LendIt Fintech held the 5th annual industry awards to celebrate the top fintech influencers and innovators.
Oliver Hughes is the CEO of Tinkoff Group, one of the world’s most successful digital banking groups with over 10 million customers. This is one our most interesting conversation to date, full of fantastic operating advice.
Tinkoff is publicly listed with a $3.8 billion market capitalization, which brings clarity to its operating model in a time when many noteworthy consumer digital banks are pursuing customer acquisition at the expense of profitability.
Oliver has led Tinkoff through three financial crises, and brings experience and perspective to the current COVID crisis. This is a fascinating discussion about unit economics in digital banking and winning business models with a CEO with thirteen years of experience in this space.
After exactly two years since the last in-person event, Bo Brustkern and Peter Renton took to the LendIt keynote stage to welcome hundreds of Latin American fintech and financial services executives.
Nubank is doubling its bets in crypto technology. The neobank announced plans to develop its virtual token to drive a loyalty program.
For the second time this week, we can take time to celebrate some good news in the lending space, as Monzo reported monthly profitability for the first time.
The Central Bank of Brazil announced a new string of regulations that would demand higher capital reserves for large-scale fintechs.
Nubank and Banco Inter are moving away from the local stock exchange, while other Brazilian fintechs skip the market altogether.
Despite the sharp drop in value seen in the past weeks, financial technology players that have drawn millions to their wallets are now doubling down their bets on crypto.
Nubank announced it had expanded its customer base sixfold over the past year, reaching a total of 2.7 million customers from 0.4 million.