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05 December 2019 • By Lachlan Maddock • 1 min read

Is a cashless society worth it?

As the country continues its inexorable march towards a cashless society, it’s important to remember the downsides. Australia has been just a few ...

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Big four come out swinging on cyber

One of the more surprising revelations of last week was the fact that the big four have been toughening up their cyber security policies

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Iress integration to ease international investing

Iress has integrated with an Asian financial institution to make international trading as easy as trading Australian shares for financial advisers

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Was the price of bitcoin manipulated?

The infamous bitcoin price surge of 2017 may have been the product of price manipulation, according to controversial new research. The claims were ...

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Could algorithms destabilise the entire financial system?

This critical question was raised by the World Economic Forum as it considered the impact of artificial intelligence on financial services

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Neobanks don’t need to disrupt the majors to have staying power

Addressing the Future Banking Forum on Wednesday, APRA general manager Melisande Waterford said that neobanks could have a positive impact on the ...

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Cybercrime drives fear and profits

Cyber-attacks are becoming increasingly widespread and effective, with both criminals and investors standing to gain. The RBA’s latest Financial ...

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Cashwerkz announces strategic partnership

Wholesale corporate trustee AMAL Trustees has joined a growing number of financial institution partners accessing the Cashwerkz digital cash ...

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ACCC names first open banking participants

Neobank 86 400 along with Regional Australia Bank and fintechs Frollo and Moneytree have been included among the first 10 firms outside of the big ...

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New digital banks face ‘significant risks’

Morningstar has low hopes for new banks like Volt, Xinja, 86 400 and Judo, which it says are at high risk of taking on low-quality debt in the pursuit ...

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