07 November 2017 • By Jessica Yun • 1 min read
The big four banks have delivered ‘solid’ full-year results in 2016-17, but face technological and regulatory headwinds, according to both KPMG and EY
READ MOREThe pressure to comply with the FOFA best interests duty is compelling many financial advisers to abandon traditional wealth management platforms, ...
READ MOREThe median monthly revenue growth for Australian fintech companies is up 208 per cent over the year to June 2017, according to a new report by EY and ...
READ MORECrowdfunding legislation passed last month has allowed for fully digitised “neobanks” such as Xinja to raise capital through online crowdfunding ...
READ MOREASIC’s regulatory sandbox will be expanded to include a wider range of fintech products and services following relatively poor take-up by the industry
READ MOREAustralia’s wealth management industry is an attractive prospect for foreign technology firms and will likely see international players enter the ...
READ MORE“Emerging financial technologies” have been singled out as the top disruptor for financial institutions around the world, according to KPMG
READ MORENational Australia Bank is one of a number of global banks that are trialling a cross-border payments solution powered by IBM Blockchain
READ MOREPraemium has added 16 new multi-asset models to its separately managed account (SMA), which now has $4.3 billion in funds under management. Wealth ...
READ MOREMost of the quantitative analysis behind multi-factor models can be done in a fraction of the current time, says Boston-based fintech Elsen
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