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CBA’s “go slow to go fast” approach to regtech
A cohesive approach to regtech is key, otherwise the strategy around regulation and technology will simply result in multiple...
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Balancing compliance by design with speed to market
Consumers are still want better experience despite concerns around data security and privacy yet banks will need to deliver on this...
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Neobanks on their broker strategies and the business of home loans
Mortgage brokers will be a key market for the burgeoning neobank sector with 86400 set to launch a first ever digital offering to...
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APRA’s bid for “granular data” spurs software overhaul as regulators outline regtech priorities
APRA is a close to finalising a tender process to replace its software program for its data collection with an announcement to be...
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ASIC to revise ePayments Code
ASIC has plans to revise its ePayments Code on the back of emerging new technologies, the entry of account aggregators such as...
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BPAY eyes wider access for Osko
Osko, the first services launched on the New Payments Platform is driving innovation in parts of the market beyond banking....
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Payments start-up Verrency strikes deal with Columbian bank
Fintech provider Verrency has secured another major deal, signing an agreement with Banco Davivienda, one of Colombia’s largest...
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Bank boards need digital and data diversity
The boards of banks are still driven by white middle-age men with no expertise in digital, data or technology and therefore run the...
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Open data key in driving ASIC review on responsible lending
The development of open banking and comprehensive credit reporting were among key drivers behind ASIC’s move to update its approach...
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ACCC is “busy writing rules” for open banking
The Consumer Data Right – which gives consumers the right to freely access their data under open banking, is a key focus this year...
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Australia lags on AI adoption
Recent research from Genpact has revealed that Australia is in fact behind the curve on embracing AI.
The research...
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Could the encryption bill be a new financial cyber threat?
The Assistance and Access Bill could leave financial institutions in Australia vulnerable to greater cyber risks according to...
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