CEO of newly approved bank aims at big four
Robert Bell, CEO of Australia’s newest bank, 86 400, is not interested in creating a “small, niche bank” but wants to create a competitor to the big four.
How to make Fintech attractive to Millennials
With millennials making up roughly a quarter of the world’s population, it’s not surprising that they’re shaking up traditional industries.
IMF warns banks must evolve or be ‘left behind’ amid the rise of digital money
“The Rise of Digital Money” noted that cash and bank deposits, which are currently the most common forms of money, will “face tough competition.”
Australian fintechs urged to look at the super apps of China to take their business to the next level
PayPal and Stripe target payments, Robinhood on mobile investment, Kabbage on lending” while Chinese firms are building super apps, such as WeChat
Beginners guide to online broker ForexCT
Created by trading professionals for traders, online broker ForexCT are an innovative, customer focused Forex and CFD online Forex and CFD provider.
Unloved Praemium’s platform attracts interest
Praemium specialises in managed accounts. Its platform can be white labelled by advisers and its unified managed accounts offering
86 400 granted full banking licence
86 400 is officially Australia’s newest bank, having been granted a full Authorised Deposit-taking Institution (ADI) licence by APRA.
Australian FinTech company profile #37 – CoinJar
CoinJar is a digital currency account that makes it easy to acquire and use cryptocurrencies through our app and debit card.
P2P lender joins another aggregator’s panel
RateSetter, a leading Australian P2P lender, provides risk-based pricing for its personal loans, with interest rates starting at 5.49%.
WA offers investment for innovation
Designed to help local entrepreneurs and business owners to attract investment, the program hopes to have individuals demonstrate the benefits of being in WA
