Top fintech stories this week – 8 March 2019
Catch up on FinTech Futures’ top five fintech stories of the week – all in one place!
Catch up on FinTech Futures’ top five fintech stories of the week – all in one place!
DBT Foretagslan and Thinktank are BOS-sing it.
The acquisition will help its foreign exchange capabilities.
Australian neobank gets customers invested in the business.
Governance organisation Payments NZ reveals first API standards.
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.”
“Don’t run when you lose, don’t whine when it hurts. It’s like first grade. No one likes a cry baby.”
Not a lot of sunshine to share as Project Ignite has not really taken off.
Can you put up with her “cheeky personality”?
Repercussions from Australian Royal Commission’s criticisms take effect.
The Royal Commission has some things to say.
Chinese digital bank is applying for trademarks Down Under.
Calls time on five lively years and moves to PictureWealth.
The digital start-up will focus on smartphones.
It’s consultation time as the Australian Payments Council wants your input.
It also allows for cash-backs.
Anger in Australia as users lose access to banking services at local post offices.
Half a million in under nine hours.
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Challenger bank picks T24 core banking system and more.
The Australian regulator has given the bank a restricted authorised deposit-taking institution licence.
Selects AgileReporter package for APRA requirements.
Allows customers to pick a personal bank advisor.
Potential investors can register now.
Two ex-National Australia Bank bankers bask in the glory.
Payment and identity technology company to receive it in Q1 2019.
Receives debt facility agreement with Credit Suisse.
We reach day 62 and it’s been downbeat for the big four banks Down Under.
Easy to use, easy to set up.
After a “rapid” three-month implementation.
Includes migration of 100 apps onto cloud infrastructure platforms.
As well as shutting down 15-20% of its IT applications.
Expansion plans in the Australian, European and North American equipment finance sectors.
From Australian farmers, to Singapore and beyond.
Sibos 2018 delegates ponder the future of finserv.
Sibos 2018 participants share their views and experiences.
Some more of the key takeouts from Sibos 2018, in this short and sweet video.
Catch up on FinTech Futures’ top five fintech stories of the week – all in one place!
ANZ will implement Moneythor’s digital banking toolkit.