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Mar
02

‘Tinder for Private Lending’ platform launched

A new Australian fintech platform likened to “Tinder for the private lending market” is streamlining this often complicated process.

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Sep
04

Fintech Douugh poised for ASX debut after $6m capital raising

Shares in Douugh could begin trading on the ASX in two weeks after the fintech closed its $6m capital raising on Thursday.

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Jul
08

Revolutionary digital platform makes startup funding a piece of cake

Cake Equity CEO, Jason Atkins, said growth in the startup space had been hindered for far too long due to archaic startup funding systems.

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May
20

LaunchVic chips in to help Victorian angel groups assist over 40 early-stage startups

The Victorian government’s LaunchVic has chipped in AU$1.16 million to help four new angel groups establish their operations.

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Dec
19

Thank You & Merry Christmas!

From the team at Australian FinTech, we’d like to say a massive THANK YOU to everyone who has supported us over the past 12 months.

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Jun
19

A look at emerging trend of Neobanks in Australia

A Neobank is a completely digital bank that is created to work on digital and mobile platforms. Neobanks in Australia include Xinja, Archa, 86 400 & Up.

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Mar
22

Automic Group appoints FinTech leader Astrid Raetze to accelerate growth

Automic Group announces the appointment of Astrid Raetze as an Executive Director. A tech company that provides a unique ecosystem of share registry, company secretarial, legal and finance services, and which already services more than 10 per cent of ASX listed companies, Automic is delighted to celebrate the appointment of an exceptional leader. Astrid was previously a partner at KPMG, where she was the Australian Head of FinTech. She has more than 20 years of experience in the finance and legal industries, including a long tenure with Baker & McKenzie where she was the Global Head of FinTech, a member of the Global Innovation Committee and the Australian lead for […]

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Oct
24

2018 AFR Young Rich List: Emily Skye backs Millennial bank start-up

Fitness star and Young Rich Lister Emily Skye may have built a small fortune but that doesn’t mean she’s good with money. “I’ve never really known what’s going on with money, I mean I love to spend it but I’m not able to track it and really be responsible for it,” Ms Skye said. Ms Skye rockets up the 2018 Financial Review Young Rich List with an estimated worth of $36 million, reflecting growth in her online fitness business that attracted an undisclosed investment from Quadrant Private Equity this year. As she continues to build the fitness business, including releasing the first app for her FIT program this year, Ms […]

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