We are changing how we do policy at FinTech Australia
Our Policy Working Groups give fintechs a shared voice and the opportunity to be part of a community which shapes policy and regulation.
We are transitioning to a new, streamlined Policy Working Group structure.
The restructure will consolidate our existing working groups to increase member engagement on policy. With fewer but more active working groups, we can bring together more members for regular meetings and drive a more proactive, forward-looking approach.
The new approach is designed to encourage:
| Bigger communities and better engagement |
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| Regular meetings and a more proactive approach |
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| Going beyond technical policy work |
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What will this look like?
The new structure will involve seven core Policy Working Groups, three new Thematic Committees, and new Advisory Panels for each working group and committee.
Our new Thematic Committees will be driven by select members and partners, with more of a focus on information sharing, community engagement and events. These are topics where there is less regular policy work but strong interest in an active community of fintechs.Our Policy Partners provide invaluable support for our policy work:
- Cornwalls
- DLA Piper
- Gadens
- Hamilton Locke
- K&L Gates
- King & Wood Mallesons
How do I get involved?
Our Policy Working Groups and Thematic Committees are only available to FinTech Australia Members.FinTech Australia advocates on behalf of members and regularly makes submissions to consultations across a wide range of policy and regulatory issues. We work closely with regulators, Ministers and government departments to host policy roundtables, webinars and provide feedback on changes to regulation.