FinTech

May
02

Future of FinTech launches

Future of FinTech is looking to grow rapidly and build recognition within the industry quickly and to foster a strong FinTech community within Australia and drive conversations that ideally help to grow the industry.

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May
01

Crowdfunding small slice of startups’ record fundraising

Equity crowdfunding legislation was opened up to proprietary companies last year and many heralded it as a boon for local companies wanting to raise funds.

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May
01

Have you been investing, trading or dabbling in cryptocurrency? If so, get tax advice now because the ATO’s data matching powers just got better!

Now, more than ever, it is important to get the right tax advice about your cryptocurrency dealings before lodging your FY19 tax return and before you are contacted by the ATO.

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May
01

Trade Ledger wins place in inaugural Hong Kong-UK FinTech Bridge Program

The world’s first open banking business lending platform, Trade Ledger, has won a place in the inaugural Hong Kong-UK FinTech Bridge Program.

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May
01

Afterpay reveals quick-off-the-mark UK strategy

Buy-now, pay-later provider Afterpay Touch will use an existing brand name and technology to launch in Britain, with executive director David Hancock saying it is the quickest way to market.

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May
01

Australian FinTech partners with Fintech insurance provider Tower Insurance

Noticing a growing need for fintech companies in Australia to seek out quality insurance, Australian FinTech has partnered with Tower Insurance.

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May
01

Earlytrade attracts $6 million investment to solve late payments

Earlytrade, an Australian fintech pioneering early payment of invoices from large corporates to their suppliers, announce the newly formed venture fund Shearwater Growth Equity has become shareholders in the business.

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May
01

Everything investors need to know about the war on cash

Will cashless societies exist in the future? How can investors take advantage of this trend? Which stocks stand to benefit from the war on cash? Will any companies become casualties?

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