On June 3, Nu Holdings fell 3.23% in regular trading, trading at $11.425/share, with trading volume of $143 million, extending the prior session's sharp decline.

On the news front, Nu Holdings announced the appointment of Visa North America CFO Rob Livingston to succeed Guilherme Lago as chief financial officer effective July 13. Lago, who played a pivotal role in overseeing Nubank's New York Stock Exchange listing in 2021, will transition to a special adviser role on management and the company's audit and risk committees. The departure of a key executive who guided the company through its public market debut has raised concerns over strategic continuity. The new CFO will be based in the United States, where Nu Holdings has received conditional approval to establish a bank as it prepares for US market expansion.

Since the announcement, cumulative selling pressure has been significant, with shares hitting an intraday low of $11.44 — a new 52-week low. Within the Diversified Banks sector, peers also traded lower: JPMorgan Chase down 0.4%, Bank of America down 1.09%, Citigroup down 0.75%, Wells Fargo down 0.64%, and Fifth Third down 0.76%.

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