Australia visits UK to talk future of fintech
Talks centered around the opportunities of open banking in Australia.
Talks centered around the opportunities of open banking in Australia.
The trade traveled from Australia to China on the Voltron blockchain.
Scale Investors focuses on high growth women-led tech companies.
It’s one of the first technology companies to receive direct funding from a NZ Bank.
The neobank allows workers to get paid faster.
Libra brought virtual currencies into mainstream.
90% of previous investors took part in the second funding round.
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It aims to shake up competition for consumers and boost start-ups against the big banks.
Its third acquisition in a month.
Payment transfers will be shifting to the ISO 20022 standard.
Kevin Flaherty, CEO at BLM Tech reveals the key to carrying off large-scale IT projects.
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The Australian firm recently partnered with JANA Investment Advisers.
The platform will seek to modernise the management of bank guarantees.
Resilience, interoperability and financial crimes are among the key focus areas.
The Aussie banking service targets $10m capital raise as first neobank on ASX.
The regulator’s report makes 13 recommendations for the New Payments Platform.
The Aussie fintech will use the funds to fuel the company’s international reach.
The platform provides a simple and easy process for fintechs to help connect them into the bank.
Users can “pay any bill with any coin”.
Alleged copyright infringement, breach of contract and misuse of confidential information.
Participants get three months to develop their ideas with Suncorp.
And I will be able to pay for a surfboard with my new Apple Card.
Funding is needed to grow, the bank says.
Two bridge pilot programmes with Australia and Hong Kong.
APRA has granted a full banking licence.
As it seeks the regulator’s licence to deliver its own home loans.
The firm currently offers digital loans.
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Chinese firm seeks action abroad and aims to boost its “SaaS Plus” model.
DBT Foretagslan and Thinktank are BOS-sing it.
The acquisition will help its foreign exchange capabilities.
Australian neobank gets customers invested in the business.
The code of practice is a result of the Royal Commission’s recommendations.
“It no longer provides the strategic value to ASX that it once did.”