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Restructuring a deal made in October last year.

Firms are facing a maze of data retention obligations that even Australia’s largest businesses will struggle to navigate, according to Gilbert + Tobin analysis.

Bank has responded to the CBA-Quantium joint venture with its own institutional banking data analytics SaaS offering.

İlahiyatçı Prof. Dr. Filiz, dini amaçlı dernekler konusunda uyardı İlahiyatçı Prof. Dr. Filiz, dini amaçlı dernekler konusunda uyardı Prof. Şahin Filiz, “dini hizmet” amacıyla faaliyet gösteren derneklere ilişkin, “Dini işleri kolaylaştırmak için Diyanet var. Derneklere ihtiyaç yoktur. Dini amaçlı dernekler, paralel dini grupların kemikleşmesine yol açar” değerlendirmesini yaptı. ...

Singapores Near gets closer to A/NZ scale with new leadership hires Singapores Near gets closer to A/NZ scale with new leadership hires Appoints Ed Lowther-Harris as MD and David Raitt as GM. Credit: Dreamstime Singapore-based data company Near has boosted its Australian and New Zealand leadership with the hire of Ed Lowther-Harris as managing director.  Lowther-Harris will now be tasked with accelerating Nears regional go-to-market efforts and providing support for Nea...

Jul 07 2021 Leaders from Google, SAS, Immutable and Australian Environmental Lending join to scale growing demand for company’s best-in-class data intelligence platform SYDNEY, July 7, 2021 /PRNewswire/ –  Near, the world’s largest source of intelligence on people and places, today announced the addition of two technology industry veterans to its Australia–New Zealand leadership team. Ed Lowther-Harris joins as Managing Director and David Raitt as General Manager, bringing more than fo...

Figure marks a 94 per cent discount of $50 million invested by Data Republic.

ASX-listed software security company IXUP is buying Data Republic’s $50 million tech platform for $3m Simon Thomsen - June 7, 2021 2 MIN READ Paul McCarney, co-founder of the failed tech startup Data Republic. ASX-listed data security company IXUP Ltd (ASX:IXU) has scored a software bargain from the administrators of failed tech startup Data Republic, buying the data exchange’s intellectual property and IT for just $3 million. The purchase price represents a 94% discount to the almos...

IXUP has paid $3 million for Data Republic, which was part-owned by three major banks, after it spent $50 million over seven years building a data sharing platform.

Data Republic was backed by some of the biggest names in Australia and Singapore, but its co-founder says it ran out of the money needed to keep growing.