Funding Australia’s Future Archives - Australian Centre for Financial Studies

Understanding FinTech

Author: BBC . Deep Kapur | Funding Australia’s Future, Opinion Pieces
Fintech, or financial technology … what does it mean? Who is leading the charge? And is your business ready for it? The buzzword holds many promises for businesses, institutions and investors in Australia and around the world – and risks and challenges too. ...

Should dividend imputation make us rethink company tax cuts

Author: Kevin Davis | Banking and Capital Markets, Funding Australia’s Future, Opinion Pieces
Published by Australian Financial Review on Thursday 12 June 2018 With ideology driving the corporate tax debate, one important fact crucial to informing policy gets consistently ignored. Australia has a dividend imputation tax system....

Is Australia ready for a fintech future?

Author: Kevin Davis . Monash Impact | Banking and Capital Markets, Commissioned Papers, Funding Australia’s Future, Funds Management and Superannuation
Australia must respond quickly to the growing FinTech sector if it wants to be recognised as an international leader in the space. Australia has a strong demand for financial technology – or FinTech – services and is internationally recognised as a leader – but we...

Funding Australia’s Future – Fintech

Author: David Link . Deborah Cope . John Vaz . Kevin Davis . Kym Brown . Rodney Maddock | Commissioned Papers, Funding Australia’s Future
ACFS initiated Funding Australia’s Future in 2012 to better understand the changing dynamics of the financial system and its impact on future economic growth.These four papers, released in May 2018, explore the growth of fintech, its implications on the structure of...

A framework for understanding fintech and its value

Author: David Link . Rodney Maddock | Commissioned Papers, Funding Australia’s Future
This paper was produced under the Funding Australia’s Future project which aims to better understand the changing dynamics of the financial system and its impact on future economic growth. The research from Stage Four explores the growth of fintech, its implications...

International competition policy and regulation of financial services – Lessons for Australian fintech

Author: Deborah Cope | Commissioned Papers, Funding Australia’s Future
This paper was produced under the Funding Australia’s Future project which aims to better understand the changing dynamics of the financial system and its impact on future economic growth. The research from Stage Four explores the growth of fintech, its implications...

Innovation and fintech policy: Post-Murray developments

Author: Kevin Davis | Commissioned Papers, Funding Australia’s Future
This paper was produced under the Funding Australia’s Future project which aims to better understand the changing dynamics of the financial system and its impact on future economic growth. The research from Stage Four explores the growth of fintech, its implications...

Cryptocurrencies, institutions and trust

Author: John Vaz . Kym Brown | Commissioned Papers, Funding Australia’s Future
This paper was produced under the Funding Australia’s Future project which aims to better understand the changing dynamics of the financial system and its impact on future economic growth. The research from Stage Four explores the growth of fintech, its implications...

Cultivating growth: The 2nd Asia Pacific Region Alternative Finance Industry Report

Author: Deborah Ralston . Edward Buckingham . Kieran Garvey . Rodney Maddock . Yianni Katiforis | Banking and Capital Markets, Funding Australia’s Future, Research Reports

Australia’s alternative-finance market has grown 53% over the past 12 months, to be become the second largest market in Asia-Pacific.

Funding Australia’s Future: Stage Three – Forum, 21 October 2015

Author: Eliana Maddock | Banking and Capital Markets, Event Summaries, Funding Australia’s Future, Funds Management and Superannuation, Insurance
Download media release Stage Three of the Funding Australia’s research project was successfully launched on 21 October 2015 in Sydney by Rupert Jolley, Chief Advisor to Treasury Secretary John Fraser. The Australian Centre for Financial Studies (ACFS) initiated...

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