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OKX launches crypto exchange in Australia with spot and derivatives tradingOKX now offers spot (buy & sell) trading for all users and derivatives trading for verified wholesale clients in Australia. Read moreData Zoo secures $35 million in Series A Funding from Ellerston JAADE to fuel global expansionData Zoo today announced approximately A$35 million in Series A funding from Ellerston JAADE, an Ellerston Capital fund. Read moreRevolut launches ‘The Future of Money’ campaign in Australia to challenge traditional banking conventionsRevolut has today announced the debut of its latest above-the-line campaign in Australia, titled ‘The Future of Money’. Read moreDTCC comments on industry’s Affirmation Progress, with T+1 Implementation two weeks awayDTCC have […]
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Robo-Advice
Robo-Advice with FinTech The reason that financial advice has always been so expensive is because it required experts to take into consideration a great number of variables to offer the right advice. However, as computing power improves it is possible for leaders and innovators of industries that are underpinned by advice, to make use of this increased computing power. By giving a computer the rules and algorithms it requires to make accurate and consistent decisions you can now rely on the results and remove the most expensive and error prone component from the system- the personal advisor. Robo-Advice is quite a new term but a concept we have been progressing […]
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May
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Stockmarket
FinTech’s approach to the Stockmarket At much the same time we were learning to trust our internet banking processes we were learning to accept we could trade online. While in the early 2000's the process wasn't very sophisticated we were able to trade at greatly reduced cost. No longer did we require a broker. While it may not have been the first E-Trade made it simple to open an account and trade at a fraction of the cost we were used to. Today we have progressed a long way and there are a great number of sophisticated technologies to assist us effectively trade on the sharemarket. Some of the technologies […]
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