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Consumer groups have hit back at suggestions the open banking regime is too tough on fintechs, saying start-ups may be trying to use…

Australia’s banks and fintech start-ups have united to call for a new approach to regulating the emerging data economy, including a co-ordinated…

In the not-too-distant future, applying for a mortgage could involve little more than giving your name, email and property address, and your…

2019 was a turbulent year for the Australian economy, with three rate cuts bringing the cash rate to a historic low of…

An aggregator has created a new role within its organisation to help its network of brokers prepare for the next era in…

The OpenID Foundation has launched a new microsite focused on global open banking initiatives and providing resources for fintech developers implementing the…

Banking software provider Temenos has nabbed a former Microsoft digital strategy director to be its new managing director for Australia, New Zealand and the Pacific Islands.

Knowledge about Australia’s sweeping open banking regime, which begins in two months, is at dramatically low levels, a new survey has found.…

The Senate Select Committee on Financial Technology and Regulatory Technology (the Committee) is considering the current and future government approach to FinTech and RegTech in Australia, and is inviting submissions until 31 December 2019.

The landscape in the banking sector is changing with the introduction of open banking and it could prove advantageous for the smaller players. Open banking was introduced back in August with the promise consumers would have control over the data banks had on them.