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Six small cap ASX tech stocks to watch in 2021
Australia continues to emerge as a listing destination for tech companies which in recent years has been highlighted by the emergence of companies like Afterpay, Xero, Atlassian and Appen on the global stage. While less than 1% of ASX small cap tech stocks have any chance of getting into the same conversation as those, here
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Shunning of public transport sends Wisr’s car loans vrooming
Amid the many ways COVID-19 has brought about new business opportunities, financing fintech company Wisr (ASX: WZR) continues to benefit from Aussies being more financially responsible through the pandemic, reporting a 35% increase in loan originations, driven by vehicle financing. For the quarter ending 31 December 2020, Wisr continued its upward momentum to deliver its
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Aussies taking charge of credit debt as Wisr tipping 300,000 customers
Following months of lockdowns which have limited spending opportunities, Australians have used the time to get on top of their finances with neolender Wisr (ASX: WZR) reporting record quarterly revenues, loan originations and customer profiles. This time at home for many has led to Wisr reporting a 37% increase in operating revenue for the quarter
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Wisr’s rapid loan book growth returns to pre-COVID levels
Australian credit consumers appear to be returning to financial normality based on fintech company Wisr (ASX: WZR) confirming their loan and repayment figures have returned to pre-coronavirus levels, and are rising rapidly. The Company has reported 48% growth in their loan originations for the month of May, as Australians seek more competitive interest rates and
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Digital Banks and Neobanks in Australia explained, what are they?
The Australian banking industry is rapidly changing and 2020 is shaping up as a big year for digital banks and Neobanks which will provide Australians with an alternative option for their banking services to the Big Four – NAB, Commonwealth Bank, ANZ and Westpac. With the terms ‘Digital Bank’ and ‘Neobank’ becoming increasingly popular, below
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Australians continue seeking alternative to banks as Wisr loans surge 36% in Q2
With scandals having rocked the banking sector over the past 12 months, Australia’s first neo-lender Wisr (ASX: WZR) has seen major growth in its loan growth, reporting an increase of $31.6 million in loan origination, an increase of 36% compared to the previous quarter and bringing total loan origination to $163.8m. The milestone continues a
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