From next Tuesday, May 31, Colombian investors can take over the shares of the digital bank Nubank of the three app.
Nubank, whose CEO and founder is Colombian David Vélez, is one of the 50 largest banks in the world, debuted on Wall Street in December 2021 and managed to get more than 800,000 people to buy their titles.
The listing of the new issuer has been made in response to the request of several users in Colombia and at least 50,000 investors are expected to acquire the asset.
This operation is the result of an alliance between the stockbroker Shares and securitiesas a sponsor in Colombia, the trii app as a trading platform and the Colombian Stock Exchange (BVC) through the Colombian world market.
“We chose an asset like Nubank because we want to offer local investors the opportunity to participate in the development of new business models such as that of this 100% digital financial institution, and to offer our users different opportunities to invest through the trii application,” said Luis Felipe Aparicio, commercial manager and leader of Digital Transformation at Acciones & Valores.
For BVC President Juan Pablo Córdoba Garcés, “It is very gratifying to have new global assets such as Nubank in which Colombians can invest in pesos in the easiest, safest and most reliable way, through a traditional broker and from their mobile phone”.
According to Carlos Guayara, co-founder of trii: “We want to continue to improve and expand the product portfolio that will allow us to be the No. 1 investment application in Latin America, where our users will always find options that fit their objectives and risk profile, easily , fast and safe”.
Nubank’s market cap is currently over $41 billion. The entity is led by Colombian David Vélez, founder and CEO of Nubank, which is on the list of the 100 most influential people in the world according to Time magazine.
Source: El heraldo
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