Australianfintech.com.au Website Review

welcome to australian fintech connecting the australian fintech industry to the world. asx says shock departure of blockchain guru won’t affect its rollout. gobbill and aat sign collaboration agreement to provide automation and fraud checking technology to bookkeepers and their clients. bgl adds multi-factor authentication to cas 360 and simple fund 360. aleksandar svetski, ceo of digital currency exchange amber: “i’m usually wrong a lot but when i’m right, i’m very right”. how businesses will pivot ai strategies to align with human-centric goals. te*ns are putting ‘fortnite’ virtual money ‘v-bucks’ at the top of their holiday wish lists. australia’s banking regulator grants xinja a restricted banking licence. microsoft joins regtech group to promote ai as a royal commission response. market forces of the last decade lead to a large number of our most intelligent people changing the route they take to the top of our biggest businesses. the more difficult economic conditions lead to banks and other large incu*bents laying off staff and slowing the recruitment of university graduates. combined with the falling costs required to start a business, the timing for change was perfect. now, a decade on we are starting to see what combining our best minds with the freedom to create their own business can produce. trust in the internet has been a slow process but it is now part of our everyday lives. with this acceptance comes the opportunity to expand how we interact with financial products and those companies that provide them. while we still need to be convinced to trust each new party, we no longer require the interaction with a broker or directly with the organisations’ staff.  like all new industries fintech is based on innovation. by taking what we do everyday and reinventing how it is done, fintech startups and corporate backed fintech hubs are improving almost every aspect of the finance industry. at the core of the movement is the desire to improve