Financial Services News

Could your start-up have what it takes? The Asia-Pacific accelerator program is looking for fintech entrepreneurs to help business and product development.

Postgraduate students Kelvin Teo and Reynold Wijaya will graduate from Harvard in seven weeks and are ready to do business with South East Asia’s biggest bank.

Postgraduate students Kelvin Teo and Reynold Wijaya will graduate from Harvard in seven weeks and are ready to do business South East Asia’s biggest bank.

Fintech ventures reached $5.3 billion in the first quarter of 2016, with 62 per cent of investment going to Asian and European projects.

Standard Chartered’s and SuperCharger have announced the completion of Hong Kong’s first Fintech accelerator program.

Leading mutual lender Credit Union Australia (CUA) are joining in a corporate partnership which will dramatically alter financial services, says Coulter.

Shares in the provider of health and fitness products are rising after a slow start to the year.

The Amazon payment business is looking for acquisitions as the value of fintech rises.

Recruitment consultancy giant Robert Half has released an international workplace survey.

Craig Dunn is bringing his experience to Telstra in the position of non-executive director.  

The Former chief information officer of Suncorp is stepping into a new role with the Commonwealth Bank.

The latest industry partnership is aiming to better technology and advice solutions for accountants.

The Indian market continues to prove itself an innovative force, with DCB Bank now offering touch recognition ATMs.

Popular transportation service Uber has introduced a new way to pay.

Japan should make use of technological innovations, says Financial Services Agency (FSA) official.