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The banks are facing off with fintechs in the debate over the failure and future of open banking in Australia. Either way, the regime faces obvious challenges.



For some, size brings scale efficiencies. For others, costly complexity. Technology and regulation are the battle ground for scale in banking and it is here smaller banks are seeing opportunity.






Anti-fraud measures and workplace productivity are among the most immediate use cases for AI in financial services — but human intelligence remains central.


Despite the struggles faced by pure play BNPL providers, the payment option looks like it will survive, boosted by popularity among younger people. But it's the established players who may benefit the most.





Investors drove WeMoney's new $3 million funding round and its founder says that reflects a view greater opportunities are emerging, amplified by better access to comparable data via the Consumer Data Right.




Australia's banks are solid, with the economy resilient, bad debts under control and margin pressure easing. But investors are increasingly asking how these unexciting fundamentals support over-valued shares.










The big four bank today unveiled ambitious — and costly — plans for a long-awaited tech overhaul. The market wasn't that impressed.




The big four bank has a crisis CEO and a cyberpunk tech platform. Both are going to change, its chair Steven Gregg has been telling investors and analysts.






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