Latam fintechs expected to grow into lending in 2024, as a more benign economic environment favors greater risk-taking.
Latin America's neobanks showed growing profits and robust customer acquisition in the quarter, a sign of resilience amid economic troubles.
A report reveals that 9 in every 10 SMBs in the region are currently underserved. This presents an opportunity for Latin American fintechs.
Nine months after its IPO with a dual listing on the São Paulo Stock Exchange and the NYSE, Nubank announced that it will no longer be a publicly traded company in Brazil.
Mercado Pago, the fintech arm of Latin America e-commerce giant Mercado Libre, reported a significant milestone in its fintech business.
Investments into Latin American fintechs are expected to pick up in 2024 amid rate cuts in the United States.
Latam neobanks have weathered the capital crisis and reported a strong year of profitability while still growing their customer base.
To increase the engagement of the fintech's user community, the new product will expand Nubank's internal rewards program.
Two years after its launch in Mexico, Nubank is making progress amid a highly concentrated banking industry.
More than two dozens neobanks are vying for digital customers in Mexico, Latin America's second-largest economy.