Technology

Fintech business Credi — a platform that enables friends, family and third parties to negotiate and arrange loans among themselves — has appointed a former CEO of the Australian arm of the ...

Technological disruption is sweeping through the financial services sector. For brokers wanting to stay ahead of the competition, it pays to learn from the breakthrough companies — from ...

One of the many challenges facing financial advisers and brokers today is the rapid pace of changing technology.

The Hong Kong Securities and Futures Commission (SFC) has signed a co-operation agreement with ASIC on financial innovation.

ASX-listed diversified mortgage and wealth group Yellow Brick Road has announced it is partnering with a leading technology provider as part of the transformation of its wealth division.

Global investment in fintech companies has seen an almost 50 per cent year-on-year decline, but the Australian fintech sector has seemingly bucked the trend, says KPMG.

Financial services companies must not neglect the maintenance of their core technology in favour of “shiny new [fintech] toys”, says APRA chairman Wayne Byres.

Credit providers will need to embrace newer technologies and real-time data processing in order to meet changing client needs, writes Experian’s Suzanne Steele.

Moody’s Analytics has announced that its ABS System and ABS Discloser technology has been selected by Pepper Group.

Super fund-owned bank ME has partnered with consulting and technology company Capgemini to help deliver its digital expansion.