Arctic Intelligence, global RegTech firm wins again
Arctic Intelligence, continues to be recognised globally by industry associations and trade publications as a force to be reckoned with.
Link4 expands global presence with PEPPOL Accreditation
PEPPOL Accreditation enables Link4’s customers to connect with more organisations than ever before, furthering the financial benefits of e-Invoicing.
Can Swedish-based Klarna make a mark in the Australian BNPL space?
Sweden based Klarna with the collaboration of Commonwealth Bank of Australia was officially launched in Australia on 30 January 2020.
Fintech lenders should band together to break the big 4 monopoly: loans.com.au
Leading Australian online lender loans.com.au has called on Fintech Lenders to put aside their differences and work together to beat the Big Four banks.
Former Westpac workers launch fintech solution to common office headache
Two former Westpac workers have launched a new fintech start-up they believe will solve what is a major issue, particularly for small businesses.
Fintech iPartners in private funding round
iPartners has investment platform software that enables direct investment in institutional grade alternative assets on the same terms as professional investors.
Space tickets, gemstones and Gmail: ‘Biggest business you’ve never heard of’ behind $5.6 billion in deals
It’s used to buy and sell everything that’s “complex and expensive”, from boats and planes to space station tickets, gemstones and exotic animals. But despite processing more than $5.6 billion in deals, including the sale of some of the internet’s biggest domain names including Twitter, Gmail and Instagram, it’s the “biggest fintech you’ve never heard of”. Matt Barrie reckons they “should have added a few zeros” to the $10 million sale price of little-known US website Escrow.com when he snapped it up three years ago. Escrow.com, as the name suggests, provides online escrow services for e-commerce platforms by holding payment between buyer and seller until a transaction is completed. Its […]
Ord Minnett readies online consumer lender MoneyMe for fund raising
Fast-growing consumer lending company MoneyMe knows plenty about writing cheques, and now it is asking potential investors to do the same. Street Talk understands MoneyMe will front institutional investors and family offices in coming days, seeking support for a pre-initial public offering funding round. The raising is expected to be worth as much as $15 million and structured as a convertible note issue. Stockbroker Ord Minnett has been lining up investor meetings in Sydney and Melbourne, fund manager sources said. If successful, it would be the first (quasi) equity raising by the personal lender. The company made headlines when it secured $100 million from global credit investor Fortress Investment Group […]
