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Inspiring collaborations: Hong Kong

During the Hong Kong FinTech Week conference and the meetings that followed, we had the pleasure of collaborating with the team from the FinTech Association of Hong Kong, supported by InvestHk and several high-profile sponsors. Their efforts played a significant role in developing and delivering a successful conference. As a ‘sister’ association, we envision fostering … Continue reading "Inspiring collaborations: Hong Kong"
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Spotlight on sustainability

This month, FinTechNZ’s Sustainability working group contributed to NZTech’s Climate Technology roadmap proposal to several Government agencies.
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Taking a pulsecheck!

Welcome to the 2024 New Zealand Fintech Pulsecheck Survey! Our aim is to gain insights from our members, based on their experiences to better understand the issues that define our industry. Your responses will help inform our next bi-annual Fintech Pulsecheck report, Building Trust and Transparency in Financial Services for Aotearoa New Zealand. Following its … Continue reading "Taking a pulsecheck!"
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Simplifying CPD

During our August event we explored professional development planning in financial services and complying with the new regime
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FinTechNZ Manifesto 2023

About FinTechNZ The New Zealand Financial Innovation and Technology Association (FinTechNZ) is a purpose-driven membership association that brings together a community of providers, innovators, investor groups, regulators, educators and people who care about financial technology innovation and adoption. FinTechNZ is also part of NZTech. Our purpose is to contribute to the prosperity of New Zealand … Continue reading "FinTechNZ Manifesto 2023"
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Fresh perspectives on building consumer confidence

During the FSC’s conference we focused on building consumer confidence which FinTechs are well suited to augment traditional services. Plus, excellent product demos by Josh Daniell from Akahu with the support of Ruth Riviere from Mastercard, Tom Hartmann, Te Ara Ahunga Ora Retirement Commission, Rowan Clarke from Prosaic, Ben Lynch with the compelling Dolla product … Continue reading "Fresh perspectives on building consumer confidence"