Australia's Fintech Startups Are Changing How Banks, Financial Institutions Procure New Tech
Fintechs are being seen as partners by financial institutions that want to deliver products and services to consumers faster and cheaper.
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Fintechs are being seen as partners by financial institutions that want to deliver products and services to consumers faster and cheaper.
The fintech sector has been a leading source of tech startup success in the Australian market. The sector is also a clear example of how technology buyers are changing the way they interact with startups. While local fintechs originally emerged in competition to banks and financial institutions, enterprise IT leaders are now often working with fintechs to deploy products and services more quickly and cheaply, says FinTech Australia General Manager Rehan D'Almeida. Image: Rehan D'Almeida, General Manager, FinTech Australia "I think banks in the last few years have changed their t...
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Australian real-time account-to-account merchant payments platform Zepto has raised A$25 million in a Series A funding investment by AirTree Ventures and Decade Partners.
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