Here’s why Australian tech startups should consider following the global trend of staying private for longer
As Australia’s fintech industry develops, successful startups will increasingly need to consider how they access capital markets.
Hong Kong Fintech companies could run to Australia
Hong Kong Fintech companies are saying that their attempts at creating decentralised platforms could fall into jeopardy under Chinese governance.
Afterpay CEO dismisses threat from CBA’s big investment
Afterpay CEO Anthony Eisen has hit back at CBA’s entry into the buy now pay later sector, declaring Swedish rival Klarna was more like a traditional lender.
The cumbersome CDR legislation that will prevent Australia entering the trillion-dollar data economy
The Federal Government recently passed the Open Banking sections of the CDR legislation, providing Australians with more control over their financial data.
Xinja Bank CTO says tech, data and ethics can deliver better banking for consumers
Xinja Bank, an independent Australian neobank built from the ground up for mobile, has appointed John Pountain Chief Technology Officer.
Australian FinTech company profile #44 – Split Payments
Split Payments is the worlds first open banking payments platform, delivering Consent Management, Real-Time Direct Debit and Intelligent Clearance solutions.
Can Australia’s Fintech companies take advantage of fair winds from Asia?
Fintech companies have emerged victorious in terms of providing innovation, encouraging employment and contributing largely to the GDP.
Praemium posts 25% growth in FUA
Praemium has reported a 25% increase in platform FUA to a record $9.5 billion, with the Australian platform’s FUA going up 24% to $6.9 billion.
