In ep 42 Dexter Cousins chats to Alan Jones of M8 Ventures on being an angel investor, accelerator programmes and team diversity. Alan Jones is a startup founder coach and tech startup angel investor based in Sydney. Alan shares his advice for founders on everything from accelerator programmes, asking investors for money and the proven […]
In episode 41 of Fintech Chatter Dexter Cousins is joined by Brendan Malone, Co-Founder and COO of Raiz, an investment app that helps people save in the background of life. Over 270,000 monthly users can invest in crypto and a range of investment funds using their spare change. Launched in 2015 as Acorns, the app […]
Dexter Cousins talks to Alex Badran of Spriggy, a pocket money app that helps parents teach their kids all about money. 🐷 As personal users of the Spriggy app for 3 years, we've seen the positive impact the product has on our own kids. And with over 500,000 users we are not alone in our […]
John Winters, CEO and Co-Founder of Superhero talks to Dexter Cousins on Fintech Chatter about launching and NOT being the next Robinhood. Dexter is joined by John Winters, Co-Founder and CEO of Superhero, a revolutionary investment platform making trading in Australian markets accessible to everyone. Offering trades for $5, Superhero aims to offer a more […]
Rebecca Schot-Guppy joins Dexter to kick-off season two of the FinTech Australia Podcast. Welcome back! And after a short break, who better to help us kick off season two than our wonderful partners, FinTech Australia. CEO Rebecca Schot-Guppy joins Dexter Cousins to talk about the Senate Enquiry into Fintech and Senator Braggs recommendations. COVID has […]
In episode 37 of the FinTech Australia Podcast Dexter chats with Shaul David, Head of Banking with Railsbank. Railsbank enables every business to become a fintech. By solving the pain points of infrastructure, regulation, operation and integration, they help founders, CEO's, product managers and marketers at any company or brand prototype, launch and scale any […]
In Episode 36 Dexter Cousins is joined by Nick Wilde, APAC Managing Director of Thought Machine. Founded in 2014 by entrepreneur Paul Taylor, Thought machine enable banks to deploy modern systems and move away from the legacy IT platforms that plague the banking industry. Thought Machine's cloud native core banking platform, Vault, has been written […]
Business digital banking and Fintech special show. In this bumper special Dexter shines a spotlight on just a few of the Aussie Fintech's doing incredible stuff in the world of business banking and SME Finance. Featuring interviews with leaders from Trade Ledger, Judo, Prospa and Butn. A special show deserves a special location. Recorded on […]
In episode 35 Dexter Cousins chats Fintech with David Birch, Author of 'The Currency Cold War' and renowned commentator on digital payments and ID. David is an author, advisor and commentator on digital financial services. He leads 15Mb Ltd, is Technology Fellow at the Centre for the Study of Financial Innovation (the London-based think tank), a Visiting […]
In episode 34 Dexter Cousins chats Fintech with Damir Cuca, CEO and Founder of Basiq, an open banking platform enabling developers to build innovative financial solutions. Working with some of Australia's largest banks, backed by Westpac's ReInventure fund and Salesforce and part of the CDR pilot scheme, Damir shares his vision of what open banking […]
In episode 33 Dexter Cousins chats Fintech with Stuart Grover, CEO and Co-Founder of Look Who's Charging. A technologist and serial entrepreneur, LWC is the 12th company founded by Stuart and his first foray into the FinTech world. He also founded a 3D printing business that is tackling some of the huge challenges presented with […]
The rise of Australian digital banking. Our good friends at 11:FS kindly invited Dexter Cousins on Fintech Insider Podcast. We think it is a pretty special show , especially as the focus is on Australian Fintech. Simon Taylor heads up a great panel of guests to talk all about digital banking in the Asia Pacific […]
