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 announced in October the creation of the digital currency, which is part of its new blockchain and crypto-assets initiative in LatAm.
The investment, which was made in two parts, will serve to expand Kala's commercial and engineering team, as well as lay the groundwork to take its operations to other parts of LatAm.
Nubank and Banco Inter are moving away from the local stock exchange, while other Brazilian fintechs skip the market altogether.
Latam fintechs expected to grow into lending in 2024, as a more benign economic environment favors greater risk-taking.
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