Australian FinTech company profile #36 – PayDock
PayDock originated in the for-cause sector, where we sought to build a sophisticated real-time payments analytics engine to provide visibility into donor behavior.
Australian FinTech company profile #30 – Private Reporting
Private Reporting’s online reporting platform provides a better way to track their investments and monitor what is really happening on their portfolios.
Stone & Chalk launches in Adelaide
Stone & Chalk is partnering with the SA Government to establish a start-up hub at Lot Fourteen, the largest innovation precinct in the Southern Hemisphere.
Aus ETFs near $50bn
ETFs were also reported to reach a record in terms of trading value, with more than $4 billion of value traded over the month for the first time.
India ETF to launch to Aussie market
Swinburne Uni joins forces with Bendigo Bank to establish FinTech degree
Swinburne University of Technology has built on its partnership with Bendigo and Adelaide Bank to develop and deliver a Master of Financial Technologies
Apple Pay: Westpac, NAB have no timetable for implementation
Westpac and NAB customers will have to wait awhile to use Apple Pay, with both banks unwilling to give any indication when they would provide the digital payment option.
The investment millennials are turning to instead of property
Millennials now make up 29% of all exchange traded fund investors in Australia, compared to 19% five years ago. The number of Australians invested in exchange traded funds (ETFs) continues to rise, with more than 385,000 investors as of October 2018 representing a 20% increase for the year prior. Of these 385,000 Australians invested in ETFs, 29% are millennials which is up from just 19% in 2013. An ETF is an investment product that tracks the performance of an index, for example the ASX200. ETFs are traded on an exchange like regular shares and offer investors instant diversification. “The ETF industry has continued to grow and mature in Australia, and […]
