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Link board ‘unable to recommend’ revised takeover bid

Despite an increased acquisition offer, the board of Link Group has said it is “unable to recommend” the deal be accepted.

Link board ‘unable to recommend’ revised takeover bid
Dye & Durham ups bid for Link

The Canadian firm has revised its takeover offer for the second time.

Dye & Durham ups bid for Link
Adatree launches open data marketplace

The fintech and data intermediary has expanded on its consumer data right presence, releasing a new platform offering users streamlined access to data.

Alex Scriven
AMP shifts core banking platform to cloud

The non-major bank has taken another leap towards the digital space, integrating its core platform to the cloud.

AMP shifts core banking platform to cloud
Beyond Bank partners with Frollo to develop app

The customer-owned bank has furthered its arrangement with the fintech, commencing a pilot for a new consumer-focused app.

Beyond Bank partners with Frollo to develop app
‘Democratising’ data: Assistant Treasurer celebrates non-majors’ CDR anniversary

The federal minister for financial services has praised the inclusion of non-major banks in open banking one year since it came into effect.

‘Democratising’ data: Assistant Treasurer celebrates non-majors’ CDR anniversary
‘The time is right’ for blockchain: REIA

The use of blockchain in property transactions could “completely improve and grow trust” in the real estate sector and innovate mortgages, the REIA has said.

‘The time is right’ for blockchain: REIA
Beyond Bank eyes digital end-to-end processing

The mutual bank has expanded its partnership with NextGen in a bid to establish a complete end-to-end origination and assessment process.

Beyond Bank eyes digital end-to-end processing
Bendigo and Adelaide confirms partnership with Sandstone

The non-major bank has integrated the fintech’s loan origination platform in a move to introduce a “one-platform, one-process” approach to loan processing.

Darren Kasehagen
Crime compliance tipped to cost financial services industry $3.6bn

Australian financial services companies are expected to spend more than a collective $3.6 billion on financial crime compliance in 2022.

Crime compliance tipped to cost financial services industry $3.6bn
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