New Chair and CEO for Data Action
Leading banking technology services provider, Data Action is pleased to announce the appointment of Lynne Robinson as their new Chair.
Two new Directors boost experience on Data Action board
Data Action Chair, Jane Jeffreys, has announced the appointment of two new directors to the Data Action Board.
Banks hit major milestone through Data Action on their way to Open Banking compliance
Data Action today enabled more than a dozen Australian banks to go live and be able to publish Product Reference Data as part of Open Banking compliance.
Data Action set to power Greater Bank’s future focus
Data Action has announced that it has signed a major strategic partnership with one of the largest mutual banks in the country, Greater Bank.
Data Action to underpin Australian banking disruptor 86 400
Data Action (DA), a leading Australian provider of Digital and Core Banking solutions, is pleased to announce that it has partnered with banking disruptor and neobank 86 400, to deliver its Core Banking platform. The cloud-based platform has been operational for several months with all payment rails (including real-time payments) established and money already flowing through the banking system. “Having 86 400’s Core Banking platform live and functional is hugely important for them as they move closer to a full-scale launch,” Data Action’s Chief Technology Officer, Brett Miller said. “We’ve witnessed several recent examples of costly and destructive Core Banking implementation failures across the banking industry, so we know how […]
Action Initiation: the double-edged sword of Australia’s Consumer Data Right
Australia is experiencing a significant transformation with the potential to impact not only the financial services sector but also any industry the Government decides to designate under the Consumer Data Right.
BGL integrates with Syla to automate crypto transaction data
BGL has announced its Simple Fund 360 and Simple Invest 360 solutions are now integrated with Australian cryptocurrency tax software, Syla.
