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22 March 2019 • By Sarah Simpkins • 1 min read

HSBC unveils digibank project

After a leak earlier this year, HSBC has given the first public hearing surrounding its digital-only banking initiative known as Project Icebergs

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Digital rising in client-wealth manager communication

Nearly 40 per cent of Millennials in the Asia-Pacific region were contacting their wealth managers via a chat application such as WhatsApp and WeChat ...

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Global payment network launched

IBM has launched a real-time global payments network for regulated financial institutions called Blockchain World Wire, designed to ease friction in ...

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Use apps to target young investors: GlobalData

Utilizing technology to provide simple, easy-to-use, and accessible apps is paramount to appeal to young investors, according to data and analytics ...

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UBank launches sustainable investments to capture Millennials

UBank is now offering Australians a sustainable way to investment with the launch of a green term deposit in a move to capture Millennial bankers

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Platforms throw capital into developing functionality

Despite regulatory headwinds, investment platforms are going forward in innovating and developing new functionality, with development spend doubling ...

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Stone & Chalk supports Indigenous startup initiative

Fintech hub Stone & Chalk has partnered with not-for-profit Barayamal to provide Indigenous entrepreneurs with co-working spaces and access to ...

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Raiz Invest expands to Southeast Asia

ASX-listed fintech firm Raiz Invest has announced its expansion into Southeast Asia by launching into Indonesia. In a statement to the ASX, Raiz ...

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Bank robbery shifts to cyberspace

Financial organisations are facing increasingly sophisticated cyberspace attacks according to new research.  Research from Carbon Black and Optiv ...

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Mobile most popular channel for banking

Mobile banking was found to be the most rapidly growing banking channel in new research, with around double the number of Australians using it over a ...

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