Posts Tagged ‘Australia’
US fintech Payoneer secures UK e-money license from FCA
The payment platform has plans to expand its footprint in the UK.
Read MoreNational Australia Bank signs up 500 female employees to AWS cloud program
The ‘She Builds CloudUp’ program is designed to create a “supportive” environment for women seeking a career in tech.
Read MoreFinTech Australia, FDATA ANZ write to ACCC about CDR rules ‘breach’ by ING and call for action
In a joint statement, the organisations have raised “serious concerns” about the bank’s decision to transition to a new Consumer Data Right solution, but ING said its update will “ultimately enhance the Open Banking experience”.
Read MoreOpen Banking in Australia hampered by ‘data reliability’ and implementation issues
Open Finance Advisors’ report on the Australian Open Banking ecosystem found that banks are “slow” to become Accredited Data Recipients.
Read MoreAustralia’s Westpac partners with AI company RDC
The partnership will enable the bank to integrate AI into business lending processes.
Read MoreAirwallex adds American Express to merchant payment acceptance options
The new partnership will give merchants in Hong Kong, Singapore, Australia and the UK more payment choice at checkout.
Read MoreAustralia’s Finsure gives mortgage brokers Open Banking access powered by Frollo and NextGen
Finsure’s brokers are the first to use the new Trusted Advisor model under the Consumer Data Right in Australia.
Read MoreShawbrook Bank completes a remortgage using PEXA’s digital payment system
The specialist lender has become the first UK bank to do so, following Hinckley & Rugby Building Society in September, with more lenders and conveyancers to transact remortgage cases using PEXA’s platform next year.
Read MoreEx-TrueLayer ANZ CEO Brenton Charnley launches Open Finance Advisors
The new firm will help businesses “get ready” for the Consumer Data Right and develop their Open Banking strategy.
Read MoreNew Zealand Government says CDR framework will apply to banks first
The banking sector is “a natural starting point” for rolling out consumer data rights, according to the Minister of Commerce and Consumer Affairs.
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