Paymark congratulates the finalists in the 2018 Fintech Innovation Challenge and is delighted by the calibre of the award entries.
New Zealand fintech businesses are working toward an inclusive society despite some experts saying the gap between the have and have nots is getting wider, FintechNZ general manager James Brown says.
A Kiwi platform which helps New Zealanders invest in cryptocurrencies is looking for investors of its own as it launches a $1m funding round in Wellington on Wednesday. Invsta, a product created by online financial services company Ilumony, is taking part in the Kiwibank FinTech Accelerator: the second Kiwibank-sponsored Lightning Lab business accelerator focused on FinTech companies.
The country's four big Australian-owned banks have made handsome half year profits, raking in a combined $2.5 billion says
Susan Edmunds on Stuff's BusinessToday
It’s not new, but then again, it kind of is. Goodbye pay-per-product - the subscription economy has come of age writes Jaonathan Cotton for iStart
Billionaire Peter Thiel's venture capital firm Founders Fund is backing a startup that aims to bring Wall Street
electronic trading expertise to the bitcoin market, the Wall Street Journal reports. Tagomi Systems expects to
be the bitcoin version of a broker-dealer, executing orders to buy or sell …
The efficiency is remarkable next to current systems, and customers might well feel the difference.
New Zealand is the least corrupt country in the world, but it needs to learn from larger fintech markets like Australia, Singapore and London and more rapidly adapt to technologies such as like blockchain and crypto-currencies, a Kiwi fintech expert says.
SALT is a loan platform that aims to marry the old and new world of finance
by enabling cryptocurrency collateralized blockchain-backed loans with smart contracts.
Platforms are ecosystems that deliver seamless and meaningful experiences for the digital generation. The economic and social activities facilitated by platforms offer the ultimate in convenience, and connect participants in two-sided markets. Take Apple for example: app developers on one side and app users on the other, both working together to generate value.
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