Nubank has announced that Rob Livingston will join the company as global Chief Financial Officer, with an upcoming transition date of July 13, 2026. He succeeds Guilherme Lago, who is stepping down after five years as CFO to become a special advisor to the management team and the audit and risk committee. To accommodate growing operational complexity, the company is also establishing a dedicated regional CFO role for Brazil, mirroring structures already in place for Mexico and Colombia.
Livingston previously spent over 12 years at Visa, where he recently served as the CFO for North America. His tenure at Visa also included roles as head of corporate finance and investor relations, CFO for Visa Europe, and business leadership positions in China and Canada. Prior to that, he spent 18 years at Capital One in credit, marketing, and finance positions, including president of Capital One Canada and divisional CFO.
Livingston will assume responsibility for Nubank's global finance organization, overseeing capital and liquidity planning, financial reporting, corporate development, tax, and investor relations. CEO David Velez stated that the company's focus remains on core market growth, integration of artificial intelligence, and disciplined international expansion. Lago will remain with the company through August 31, 2026, to support the leadership handover before fully transitioning into his advisory capacity.