The founder of Nubank opens up the game and confirms the important changes at the bank
CEO and Founder nubankDavid Velez, the visionary who gave rise to one of the banks most beloved by Brazilians, talks about the future of his company, and gives a prediction of how things will play out from now on.
On this occasion, David took advantage of the Web Summit event to talk about what he hopes for the future of Nubank, stressing that his company will innovate more and act as a gateway to the Internet and have the power to facilitate today. Today from the Brazilians:
“The future of banking is certainly completely digital,” he stressed, stressing the proposal of the bank, which was one of the first innovators in this regard in Brazil.
David also commented that he believes that with the advent of technology and positive advances in AI, banks will have to adapt and change their way of thinking: “We want to be the brand we build to help our customers better solve their financial services problems and other problems they may have.” Nubank founder confirmed.
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After all, is it safe to use a company as a source of investment?
Yes, it is very safe to keep money in Nubank, since the company has a type of insurance, FGC, which guarantees a fixed income investment of up to R$ 250,000, that is, you will not lose your money.
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