On June 9, Nu Holdings fell 3.05% in regular trading, trading at $11.6/share, with trading volume of $322 million. The decline reflects ongoing market pressure from a confluence of negative catalysts including a leadership transition and an analyst downgrade.

On the news front, Nu Holdings previously announced the appointment of Rob Livingston, Visa's CFO for North America and a former Capital One executive, to succeed Guilherme Lago as CFO effective July 13. Lago, who helped oversee Nubank's NYSE listing, will transition to a special adviser role. The departure has raised concerns about strategic continuity, while the new CFO's US-based positioning signals accelerated capital deployment for the company's American banking expansion.

Adding to the pressure, Susquehanna downgraded Nu Holdings from Positive to Neutral, cutting its target price from $18 to $13, citing weakening profit margins and an anticipated new capital investment cycle. The firm assessed that Nu is entering a high-investment expansion phase, prompting reduced earnings expectations. Since the CFO change was announced, shares have declined significantly from the $13 level.

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