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Emma Hinchliffe, Joseph Abrams

Nubank cofounder Cristina Junqueira thought she'd consider moving on after the bank's IPO

portrait of woman in gray tank top smiling (Credit: Courtesy of Nubank)

Good morning, Broadsheet readers! Former New Zealand PM Jacinda Ardern could see her legacy dissolved by male successors, Instacart's new IPO is the next step in Fidji Simo's ascent, and Nubank cofounder Cristina Junqueira moves into the bank's second decade.

- Take two. Almost two years ago, the Brazilian fintech company Nubank went public. In May, the digital bank with 85 million customers celebrated its 10th anniversary. Those were two milestones that cofounder Cristina Junqueira wanted to see the company through—and she thought she might feel satisfied moving on after they passed. Instead, she's delved into a new role at Nubank, finding a next chapter within the Warren Buffett-backed company she cofounded.

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