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03 June 2019 • By Sarah Simpkins • 1 min read

Digital wallets to disrupt major bank revenue

Digital wallets, mobile apps that facilitate online payments and can store multiple credit cards, could be out to steal 30 per cent of major banks’ ...

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Raiz expands further into Asia

Australian investment platform Raiz Invest has made a move to expand into south-east Asia, signing a joint venture agreement with a Malaysian ...

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Fintechs to shape sustainable investing

AXA IM will be launching a tool that will allow it to measure the direct impact of investment portfolios on climate, teaming up with Rosenberg ...

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Banking software documents ordered in Qudos IP case

The Federal Court has ruled Qudos Bank has reasonable grounds to believe a contracted platform developer had infringed its rights. It ordered IT ...

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UBank here to disrupt banking forever

UBank has a mandate to disrupt banking for good and to do so they have placed technology at the forefront of the customer experience.  Speaking at ...

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Platform profits could plunge: UBS

Platform profits could plummet by more than 30 per cent for major wealth managers, UBS has predicted, citing corroding foundations of vertical ...

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Big banks well-placed against fintech rivals

Australia’s large banks have the financial resources to be able to invest in new technology, positioning themselves to defend against the growing ...

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Industry leaders, platform heads to tackle in-house conflicts

Platform providers, advice groups and aligned wealth managers are set to share their views on whether in-house conflicts can be managed effectively

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Calastone launches world’s largest financial services

Calastone has gone live with world’s largest financial services community on blockchain to enable friction-free trading worldwide.  Calastone, the ...

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Greensill gains $800m backing for fintech ‘disruption’

Capital finance provider Greensill has secured an $800 million investment from Japanese-based SoftBank Vision Fund to develop its fintech segment

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