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Soomit Datta
  • Soomit Datta

NU US (Neutral, TP: $12.5, -2%) Nu Holdings Q2 24 Quick Take: In-line...

NU reported numbers after close which, after some heroic recent quarters, had some more moderated trends. Revenue was in-line - or a slight miss depending on which consensus you look at - originations slowed, loans missed expectations, whilst NPLs were up as expected (partly due to seasonality). NII was in-line with our expectations. Notably Mexico continues to run an ever lower loan to deposit ratio, with deposit success far outpacing loan expansion at this stage.

Soomit Datta
  • Soomit Datta

TIMS3 (Buy, TP: BRL23, +32%) VIVT3 (Buy, TP: BRL61, +26%) AMX (Buy, TP...

TIM Q2s: As with Claro and Vivo, TIM delivered a robust set of Q2 results. Both revenue and EBITDA beat consensus by ~1% though at EBITDAaL TIM outperformed with a +5% beat, supported by stable Leases compared to Q1. Service revenue maintained consistent growth in-line with previous quarters (~7% y/y) from faster postpaid, and maintained negative prepaid. H1 EBITDA (and revenue) continued to trend slightly above the FY24 guidance. Despite management’s confidence in achieving targets for the year...

Lindsay Whipp
  • Lindsay Whipp

PSA Digital Payments: Brazil’s Pix – The Great Equaliser

Brazil’s Pix is the fastest adopted payment system globally and its Nov 2020 launch was nothing short of revolutionary, practically making cash a thing of the past. By contrast, Japan’s road to a cashless society has been a more winding one. In this article, which considers Japan’s approach in a global context, Lindsay Whipp contrasts the two governments’ top-down strategies for promoting digital payment.

Soomit Datta
  • Soomit Datta

NU US (Neutral, TP: $8.5, from $8.1) Nu Holdings - Q3 23: Updated est...

NU reported Q3s after close last night. Financials were generally a touch ahead of formal sell side expectations (revenue 4%, NII 3%) though the market seemed to be geared up for a stronger beat. The net loan book, furthermore, missed by 8% and was a focus of concern on the earnings call; the miss coming from a combination of FX (sell side not seemingly capturing quarter-end BRL weakness), a small accounting change (>1% of the miss), but ultimately the anticipated sequential acceleration not qui...

Soomit Datta
  • Soomit Datta

Nubank (NU) - Cut to Neutral: Caps, Credit conditions and limited near...

As anticipated Desenrola Brasil, a bill which should ease the debt burden for millions of Brazilians but also incorporates a proposed cap to revolving credit card fees, was approved this week.

Soomit Datta
  • Soomit Datta

NU US (Buy, TP: $8.5, +5%) Quick Take - Improving Yield mix driving st...

NU reported strong Q2s after close. Revenue was 6% ahead, driven by better yields on solid loan book expansion. Pricing is stable, and rather the mix effect is favourable – a combination of rising Personal loan contribution, as well as a rising interest bearing component to Credit cards (PIX financing as opposed to revolving).

Soomit Datta
  • Soomit Datta

Nu Holdings (Buy) Q1 23 Quick Take: Strong beat; Rapid growth and Risi...

NU reported Q1s after close. Revenue continues to grow rapidly at 112% y/y (constant FX) and came in 3% ahead of street estimates on rising loan growth and a higher yield than expected (on higher credit card yields and a higher Personal loan mix).

Soomit Datta
  • Soomit Datta

NU US (Buy, TP: $6.8, +48%) PAGS US (Buy, TP: $17, +96%) MELI US (Neut...

March inflation in Brazil of 4.65% y/y, published this week and coming in below expectations, should be taken well in the beaten up regional Fintech space – most notably for the Payment companies. Our focus in this note is, however, more on the lending side and on Nubank, where we see better momentum on lending into Q1, further upside from Payroll lending (introduced into estimates for the first time) and an attractive relative valuation (2-year forward PE).

Soomit Datta
  • Soomit Datta

Nu Holdings (Buy) Q4 22 Quick Take - Profitability beat on falling Fun...

NU reported a strong profitability beat in Q4 driven principally by lower than expected funding costs as its new remuneration strategy (“money boxes”) plays out more quickly than we anticipated; this was the principal driver of our upgrade in late Summer-22.

Soomit Datta
  • Soomit Datta

New Street: NU US (Buy, TP: $7.2, +71%) NU - Investor Call feedback /...

We held a call with NU Head of IR earlier this week. We reflect our thoughts in updated estimates which now also reflect the pre-paid interchange cut from 1 April 2023 (which isn’t new news). Areas in focus include 1/ Yields (up), 2/ Loan book (broadly unchanged), 3/ Fee income down (lower than expected Q4 TPV being flagged by payment companies), 4/ Deposit remuneration (falling as % CDI), 5/ CDI nudged up given the move in forward rates. We have brought net income expectations down, and our tar...

Eduardo Henrique Gomes ... (+2)
  • Eduardo Henrique Gomes
  • Soomit Datta

New Street: NU US (Buy, TP: $8.3, +90%) Nu Holdings Q3 22 – Quick Tak...

Nu Holdings reported solid financials after close, beating consensus by 4.5% at revenue and by 12% and 14% at NIM and gross profit, respectively. Loan growth continued to slow, driven by a sequential decrease in personal loans, though yields came in strongly ahead. NPLs on the 15-90 day lead indicator were up 50bps, suggesting a deterioration in asset quality as we have seen elsewhere this quarter. We upgraded NU to a Buy in July on the back of changing deposit remuneration, with a 98% funding c...

Soomit Datta
  • Soomit Datta

New Street: LatAm Payments - Strong TPV tailwinds; Earnings inflection...

We saw strong TPV momentum across the board at Q2 in Latin America, a point repeatedly made by VISA in a presentation earlier this week.

Soomit Datta
  • Soomit Datta

New Street: NU US (Buy, TP: $7.00, +40%) Investor Call with new IR: Me...

We held a call yesterday with new Head of IR at Nu Holdings, Jorg Friedeman.

Soomit Datta
  • Soomit Datta

New Street: NU US (Buy, TP: $7, +50%) Nu Holdings Q2s - Quick Take: So...

Nubank reported Q2s today after close. Revenue came in 7% ahead of expectations, which flowed down to a similar % beat at net interest income (NIM) and gross profit (after ECLs).

Soomit Datta
  • Soomit Datta

New Street: NU US (Buy, TP: $7, +82%) Nu Holdings - Upgrade to Buy: Fa...

Nubank last week announced a change to deposit remuneration, essentially looking to carve out deposits into those which are investment earning (which customers opt into) and those which are float (which will only earn a yield from after 30 days of holding).

Soomit Datta
  • Soomit Datta

New Street: LatAm Telecoms Q1 Wrap: Sticking with Wireless over Fixed ...

We publish today our take on the LatAm Telcos Q1 earnings season. As well as our broader note which picks out key themes and market by market insights, we also publish for the first time a summary of our database which looks at key financials and operational KPIs on a country level basis - see LatAm Telcos Quarterly Databank.

Soomit Datta
  • Soomit Datta

New Street: NU US (Neutral, TP: $9, +100%) Nubank Q1s: Quick Take: St...

Nubank reported Q1 22 numbers after close. Revenue was very strong, coming in ~20% ahead of consensus at revenue and 15% ahead at gross profit. The driver was a very strong loan book (+13% ahead) and rising yields.

Soomit Datta
  • Soomit Datta

New Street: NU US (Neutral, TP: $9, +12%) Nu Holdings - CFO meeting n...

We held a call with Nu Holdings (Nubank) CFO, Guilherme Lago last week. Despite a tough macro backdrop and with Fintech peers easing off the throttle on originations (Inter, PAGS), Guilherme appears more upbeat about 2022 prospects.

Soomit Datta
  • Soomit Datta

New Street: Fintech – Capital Adequacy changes in Brazil; Nubank in fo...

The Brazilian Central Bank (BCB) on Friday announced a preliminary agenda for new regulations on capital adequacy requirements affecting payments and financial institutions.

Soomit Datta
  • Soomit Datta

New Street: Jan BCB data shows Prepayment spreads rising, as per compa...

Latest data from the Brazilian Central Bank (January) shows prepayment spreads rising. There remains some uncertainty over whether all the payment companies contribute to this data (evidently not) but indicatively it’s moving in a direction which is consistent with the latest commentary from the companies on pricing (we spoke to STNE/PAGS/MELI this week).

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