Andrew Cornell

The Australian fintech is flipping the script, acquiring legacy bricks-and-mortar businesses to drive its offshore expansion, with two new acquisitions announced.

A global stoush is brewing over stablecoins, but the Reserve Bank is keeping an open mind with new real-world digital currency trials.

The RBA’s proposed ban on surcharges is a bold shake-up aimed at lowering payment costs — but it’s set to divide consumers, merchants and fintechs alike.

National Australia Bank's tidy growth narrative is being tested, with leadership churn and chatter around chief executive Andrew Irvine causing investor angst.

Momentum in the open banking regime has been flagging but a reset last year has e boosted activity, including a Mastercard-Equifax tie up called OpenScore.

Neil Rex “Nobby” Clark, who has died at the age of 96, laid the foundations for modern Australian banking – and was frank, fearless and principled.

As Australia comes to terms with its worst massacre in decades, the response has not been one of embrace and shared grief, but of division and accusation.

As physical currency disappears from our wallets, how to save the struggling system for moving cash around Australia has sparked a fiery debate.

The Shimanami Kaido road and cycleway is 70 kilometres long. Getty Images