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14 February 2019 • By Eliot Hastie • 1 min read

Better data could have prevented billion-dollar remediations

The royal commission’s remediation price tag is set to be in the billions but most of it could have been avoided if banks had better data protocol, ...

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Neobank partners with wealth platform

Volt Bank has formed a technology alliance with wealth management platform Spitfire to set a new standard for banking and wealth management ...

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Finance industry remains top breached sector

The Finance Industry for the fourth consecutive quarter is among the top three industry sectors by notifiable breaches.  The Notifiable Data ...

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Fintech Business Awards 2019 finalists announced

The finalists of the 2019 Fintech Business Awards have been announced by Momentum Media, the publisher of InvestorDaily. The 2019 Fintech Business ...

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Calls for practical royal commission action

A financial adviser fintech which has experienced huge growth in over six months is calling for practical royal commission action following the ...

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Stockspot launches savings alternative

Australian online investment adviser and fund manager Stockspot has established Stockspot Savings, a high-interest savings option aiming to offer ...

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Financial messaging services hits record traffic

A global provider of secure financial messaging services has reached an record high traffic of over 7.8 billion messages.  SWIFT allows over 11,000 ...

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Traditional banks fighting back

Improving product agility is now a priority for over half of European banks as they try to keep up with disruptive neobanks, according to a new report

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iShares data leak exposes 20k advisers

A data leak at wealth giant Blackrock exposed the names and email addresses of around 20,000 advisers. Investor Daily understands that the asset ...

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Digital newcomers a ‘major challenge’ to banks

The majority of Australians are now using digital payments, with the potential for fintechs and ‘buy now, pay later’ systems to present a threat to ...

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