After months of stagnation, the Brazilian economy is beginning to wake up.
At the end of the first half of the year, Nubank had surpassed the 80 million user mark in Brazil, making it the fourth largest bank in the country behind Itaú, Bradesco and Caixa.
The group began a summit in Johannesburg this week with an agenda aimed at strengthening its geopolitical and economic influence vis-à-vis the G-7.
Financial concerns have subsided, but there are new fronts in the political and corporate governance arenas.
Two groups of investors are trying to transform the business model of the Brazilian soccer championship.
The system is also emerging as an opportunity for Fintechs, which, in addition to being able to participate in the system, can create specific applications to promote its use.