‘Open banking’ era dawns in Australia
Open banking is a seismic shift in retail banking driven by regulatory changes, changing consumer preferences, and technology-enabled innovation.
Fintech start-ups are now more ready to work with banks, says ANZ COO
There are now more “adequately mature” financial technology start-ups that can help banks with corporate clients, according to an executive from ANZ Bank.
Australians need banking, not banks
Banking in today’s hyper-connected world requires a customer-centric approach. Consumers want to be able to bank where they want, when they want and how they want.
How Cloudcase is delivering banking and insurance automation in a matter of months
On one hand, Cloudcase is a case management platform. On the other hand, it’s also an enterprise-class piece of software that optimises process automation.
Facebook just the start of tech contest for banks
Australia’s fintech minister Jane Hume believes it is inevitable that more global tech giants will follow Facebook’s lead in targeting financial services.
Major banks delaying open banking
One fintech leader has suggested that the open banking delay will continue due to the major banks not wanting to face the challenge.
SWIFT announces it’s going all-in on blockchain and open finance
The stage is now set. Tech companies in one corner, banks in the other and blockchain between them. And SWIFT is going all-in on blockchain and open finance.
ATM use falling, electronic banking, spending rising
ATMs were once the peak of banking technology, but now, they could be going the way of the dodo and the dinosaur.
