Five Fintechs On Friday November 4, 2022

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Below are five fintechs to know about this fortnight!


OurMoneyMarket

OMM is one of Australia’s fastest growing fintech lenders, utilising cloud-based technology and proprietary tools to deliver a range of innovative and digital consumer loan products directly to consumers. This includes personal loans and car loans in amounts ranging from $2,001 to $75,000 as well as a range of embedded finance solutions that are available to consumers at the point-of-sale via select vendor partners.

AssuranceLab

AssuranceLab is Australia’s modern audit and compliance partner supporting 10+ global standards for cloud software companies. Their new platform – Pillar – powers audits and compliance in a way that fits your business and seamlessly manages multiple standards. Its generous free tier now covers Compliance Fundamentals and CDR Reps onboarding, with power-ups for policy automation, integrations, and multi-standard compliance workflows. AssuranceLab works with 160+ cloud software companies on their compliance for SOC 2, ISO 27001, HIPAA, GDPR, Consumer Data Right, and more.

FrontYa

FrontYa is Australia’s innovative Deposit Booster property technology company. They provide purchasing funds to qualified buyers in exchange for a share in the property’s future capital appreciation. Funds can be used for the deposit and stamp duty. By closing the deposit gap, they empower aspirational Australians to access the market sooner in a property they own 100% from day one.  FrontYa customers choose higher potential properties with less compromises and in suburbs where they actually want to live.  FrontYa customers buy secure in the knowledge they own their home with all the freedoms home ownership brings and they are empowered to make their own way in the world.

Taulia

Taulia is a fintech provider of working capital management solutions headquartered in San Francisco, California. Taulia helps companies access value tied up in their payables, receivables, and inventory. A network of more than 2 million businesses use Taulia’s platform to determine when they want to pay and be paid. Taulia enables its customers to execute their working capital strategies, support their suppliers with early payment, and contribute to building sustainable supply chains. Taulia processes more than $500 billion each year and is trusted by the world’s largest companies, including Airbus, AstraZeneca, and Nissan. In March 2022, Taulia became part of SAP. Taulia operates as an independent company with its own brand in the SAP Group. For more information, please visit www.taulia.com.

Super Fierce

Super Fierce is a wealth advice platform and social enterprise that helps women close the gender wealth and retirement gap. It proves a scalable advice platform that compares 500+ super funds and assists in switching the save fees and maximise returns.

This is critical as the average Australian woman could save around $100k over their working life just by cutting pointless super fees.

Super Fierce also runs Fierce Impact, which aims to donate $100 million to Australian women living at the margins of society by helping 1 million women to save on super. For every person that uses Super Fierce to switch, 10% is donated.


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