Nubank obtains banking license in Brazil after Central Bank approval
Brazil's Central Bank approved Nubank's acquisition of Banco Porto Real de Investimentos S/A, a deal announced in July that will close in the coming days. With it, the fintech will obtain a banking license in the country where it was founded thirteen years ago and will be able to formally use the term "bank". Nubank has 143 million customers worldwide: 120 million in Brazil, 16.6 million in Mexico and 6.1 million in Colombia, where it is the largest credit card issuer by number of customers.
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- Brazil's Central Bank approved the purchase of Banco Porto Real de Investimentos, expected to close in the coming days.
- The license allows Nubank to formally use the term "bank" and operate as one in Brazil.
- Nubank reported 143 million customers at the end of September: 120 million in Brazil, 16.6 in Mexico and 6.1 in Colombia.
IASummary generated by artificial intelligence from a story by El Espectador. It may contain errors: the original source prevails.





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