Australia Fintech Insights: Featuring EY FinTech Australia Census 2022 and DIT UK Fintech Mission to Australia

Following on from DIT’s recent UK Fintech Mission to Australia in September, we are pleased to invite you to our final online event for 2022.

DIT is proud to partner with Ernst & Young (EY) in sharing the results of the 2022 EY Fintech Australia Census who will share the latest developments in Australia’s Fintech ecosystem.

Please join us for the webinar at 9.00am (GMT) on Wednesday 23 November 2022. DIT will provide a review and highlights of the recent Mission to Australia and set the scene for 2023.

Ernst & Young (EY) Australia has continued its successful collaboration with FinTech Australia to deliver this important piece of research. The Census remains the only detailed, industry-backed analysis of the Australian fintech industry, offering fine-grain detail about the industry’s increased maturity.

This year’s Census finds the sector still in growth mode and increased maturity but facing increasingly fragile market conditions. May Lam, EY Oceania Fintech Leader and Asia-Pacific Payments Leader, will provide insights from Australia’s seventh Fintech Census including:

• Growth profile, including leading segments, post-revenue and post-profit rises, and favoured work models
• Challenges and competitor landscape, including the tightening capital raising and talent environments
• Solutions, including more accessible and better-targeted government support, greater focus on ESG and increased ecosystem collaboration
• Rise of paytech and what it means to the overall fintech

Join the UK’s Department for International Trade and EY’s seminar on 23 November 2022 to discover the Australian fintech sectors that provide the best opportunities for growth and expansion.

Date: Wednesday 23rd November

Time: 09.00am – 10.00am (GMT)

Cost: Free to participate for UK companies

RSVP today to Steven Walker at [email protected].

A Fintech Bridge Initiative

The UK-Australia Fintech Bridge is a collaborative effort across government and industry to identify emerging trends and policy, enable more efficient regulation and enhance bilateral trade and investment opportunities. It gives Australian businesses a pathway to succeed in the UK, British businesses a platform to succeed in Australia and together lead the world in financial services.

Companies eligible for the Fintech Bridge include UK headquartered Fintech, Insurtech, Legaltech, Regtech and Wealthtech companies with an interest in expanding internationally.