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Finfeed Archived Feb 03, 2021
As Australia recovers from its pandemic-induced recession, it has reached a pivotal moment. One which could see it meet its ambition of being a global technology powerhouse. But it needs investors, Government and businesses to back Australia’s next tranche of high-potential technology start-ups to rival Silicon Valley, New York and London.
Finfeed Archived Jan 12, 2021
With 2020 wrapped up and vaccination gaining momentum, Martins Sulte, CEO of Mintos, has shared his insights into what the alternative investments market might look like in 2021.
Finfeed Archived Nov 27, 2020
Over the past few years, Australians have flocked to buy now pay later services (BNPL), due to an explosion in companies offering this service such as Afterpay, Zip.co, Sezzle and Splitit to name a few.
Finfeed Archived Dec 06, 2019
The financial institutions should not be gambling with compliance. And, the good news is, there are plenty of tools available to help steer them through these choppy regulatory waters.
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Finfeed Archived Oct 17, 2019
Australian employers find it significantly more challenging to train and hire staff to implement new technologies compared to their global peers.
Finfeed Archived Sep 06, 2019
Commonwealth Bank's micro-investing app – CommSec Pocket – is designed for young people and inexperienced investors.
KYC, AML / CFT are acronyms more familiar to large financial enterprises and banks than smaller companies and enterprises, but they shouldn’t be.
Finfeed Archived Sep 04, 2019
According to LinkedIn the top 25 start-ups for 2019, are the ones that are rapidly growing and recruiting top talent.
Finfeed Archived Jun 25, 2019
Buy now, pay later services have become an important and growing part of the FinTech landscape, however what sets one proprietor apart from another? In Openpay’s case, it is the different consumer segments the company targets, along with the variety of merchants.
Finfeed Archived Apr 18, 2019
With the historic royal commission into banking recently wrapping up, some of Australia’s biggest listed companies have seen a spate of unfair dismissal rulings levelled against them.
Finfeed Archived Feb 05, 2019
The banking royal commission has cast a shadow over the financial services industry since it was first announced in November 2017. The final findings are now live, and it's clear there are some key areas of focus. A major one in particular is the recommendation is to see commissions phased out for those working in financial services – in particular mortgage brokers and financial advisors.
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