Moneycatcha was proud to participate in West Tech Fest in our home town of Perth! Our founder & CEO Ruth Hatherley was part of a panel alongside Jodie Imam from Tractor Ventures, Dan Jovevski from WeMoney and Kate Harris from Think & Grow. It was a Chatham House rules chat, where both Ruth and Dan shared 'tales from the trenches' of what it's really like to be a #fintech #founder. Thanks to everyone who came along and supported the events!
Moneycatcha
信息技术和服务
Perth，Western Australia 484 位关注者
Revolutionising the finance industry by leveraging Open Data to connect organisations and consumers with truth
关于我们
Moneycatcha Ltd is revolutionising the finance industry by leveraging Open Data to connect organisations and consumers with truth. Vision Connecting organisations with truth. Mission Delivering real time digital solutions that create trust and transparency in data to accelerate growth. Our real time digital solutions democratise critical finance and product data to improve trust and transparency for everyone. Our Core product Stryd validates product & pricing data and automates competitive offers available in an Open Data ecosystem for brokers, consumer websites and lenders. In Australia, our Master Product Repo is revolutionising the mortgage space and democratising bank and lender data to benefit consumers. Moneycatcha Ltd is one of the trailblazing group of companies at the forefront of leveraging the Consumer Data Right (CDR) legislation in the Australian banking & finance sector. Our company is pioneering the democratisation of home loan product and pricing data for the benefit of Australian consumers and we are on a mission to take this technology to all the Open Banking markets globally.
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https://www.moneycatcha.com
Moneycatcha的外部链接
- 所属行业
- 信息技术和服务
- 规模
- 11-50 人
- 总部
- Perth，Western Australia
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- 私人持股
- 创立
- 2016
- 领域
- regtech、fintech、financial services、blockchain、home loan origination、startup、women in tech和data science
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We're proud of Moneycatcha's Founder & CEO Ruth Hatherley for being named as a finalist in the 2024 Women in Finance Awards in the individual "Innovator of the Year" category! The annual awards are hosted by Momentum Media in partnership with Mortgage Choice (part of REA Group). ?? Good luck to all the finalists! We hope everyone has a great night at the black tie event this Friday evening in Sydney. ?? #FinTech #WomenInFinance
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In this episode of “Give It A Nudge,” Steve Grace from The Nudge Group sits down with our Founder & CEO Ruth Hatherley to learn how we are democratising data to revolutionise the home loan process for consumers and brokers alike. In Steve's words, Moneycatcha is "not your normal fintech"! Ruth shares the story of Moneycatcha's evolution, starting in blockchain technology before spotting the opportunity to use Australia’s nascent #OpenBanking regime as a data tool to deliver more competitive home loan solutions. In the chat, Ruth dives into the impact of COVID-19 on the financial landscape, describes how the shift to digital processes changed the game for #MortgageBrokers, and explains her passion for improving the customer experience in the home loan industry. Ruth also discusses the challenges of being a first-time founder, the resilience required to build a #FinTech startup, and her vision for Moneycatcha’s future, including expansion into adjacent sectors. ?? Watch the full episode here: https://lnkd.in/gY5SMCm4 #Mortgages #MortgageBroking
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At #Intersekt24 last week in Melbourne, our Founder & CEO Ruth Hatherley participated on a panel discussing: "Optimising the Borrower Lifecycle." The other panellists were Gloria Chan from Wisr, Simon Dezius from NGM Group and Satish Wadhwa from Pennant Technologies Private Limited, and the panel moderator was Craig Brooks from illion. It was a wide-ranging discussion covering: - Importance of good design and UX - Need to level up "the middle and back end" of the loan - Mortgage brokers being "always on" with the help of open banking - Structuring workflows and data for productivity through automation - Those "moments that matter" when borrowers need to feel seen and safe by a human who can help them work through a task or a problem - Revenue, retention, productivity, "time to yes" and "cost to serve" - Prioritising where in the lifecycle to optimise. #OpenBanking #FinTech #ConsumerDataRight #Intersekt #Intersekt2024 FinTech Australia
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?? ICYMI, we've got some news to share! Moneycatcha has secured $1.5 million in funding from its latest capital raise, managed by Maiden Capital Pty Ltd, which was supported by both existing and new investors. Tim Alexander, co-founder of Judo Bank, joins as director, while Lawrie Tremaine, former CFO of Origin Energy, takes on the role of non-executive director and chair. “We are accelerating our growth plans in response to market opportunities, backed by a fresh funds injection,” Ruth Hatherley said. As Australia’s #CDR framework continues to evolve, with non-bank lending set to join in 2025,?Moneycatcha?is positioned to help brokers and lenders adapt. “The role of the mortgage broker is changing towards being a trusted credit adviser,” Hatherley said. “Lawrie and Tim’s backgrounds are perfect for Moneycatcha, given our vision to deliver open data technology to brokers and lenders.” ? Read the full article here: https://lnkd.in/gVzj3kvk Thanks to Mina Martin at Australian Broker for the write-up. #fintech #openbanking #openfinance #opendata #mortgages #mortgagebrokers #mortgagebroking #ConsumerDataRight
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?? Big news day for Moneycatcha as we stride forward to take advantage of the renewed momentum in #openbanking and #openenergy under Australia's #ConsumerDataRight. We've appointed two new board directors and closed a $1.5 million cap raise! Experienced financial services leader, and Judo Bank co-founder, Tim Alexander has joined Moneycatcha’s governance board as a Non-Executive Director. Also joining the board, as Non-Executive Director and Chair, is Lawrie Tremaine, who has recently retired from Origin Energy after serving as its Chief Financial Officer for seven years. Our Founder & CEO Ruth Hatherley welcomed the two new board members, saying: “Tim and Lawrie are key appointments to the Moneycatcha board as they bring an incredible depth and breadth of experience in the finance and energy industries respectively. They are joining at a time when we are accelerating our growth plans in response to market opportunities, backed by a fresh funds injection from investors who supported our recent capital raise.” Moneycatcha has recently completed a $1.5 million capital raise, managed by corporate advisors Maiden Capital Pty Ltd, and strongly supported by existing shareholders and a number of new investors. ? Read the full story here: https://lnkd.in/gxQFCVse #fintech #CDR #openfinance #opendata
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Really great to see our team host a successful CDR Panel event.
Our CDR Panel Discussion event was a HUGE success! We are so grateful to all the panelists Mike Page Sam McCready Lance Goodman for their fantastic insights and especially Annie Kane for moderating the conversation. Annie has covered this in todays article in Mortgage Business Online found here - https://lnkd.in/gVW4Fe6D The photos definitely captured the energy of the night! Thank you Fishburners for providing an amazing event space with fabulous team members that helped the night be so successful! Onwards and upwards for all this CDR!!
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The core difference of our Stryd engine lies in the 13,000 + lines of code that ingest, categorise and data quality assess bank and lender CDR Product Reference Data. Years of testing, analysis and quality checking of our approach, logic, rules and code has resulted in a best in class product engine for our customers to provide home loan product and pricing offers in real time with confidence. Very proud our insights and analytics are being recognised industry wide. Thank you to The Adviser Magazine for this article and for our customers for your ongoing support.
Thank you The Adviser Magazine for highlighting the key stats from our White Paper and how our Stryd engine improves data quality of the home loan product reference data direct from lenders to benefit our broker and direct to consumer technology customers. Our Stryd solution takes the challenge away for our customers of deciphering raw home loan Product Reference Data and means the benefits of the CDR legislation are being realised for Australian consumers with high quality and accurate home loan product and pricing offers. There’s now more than 80 bank and lender products being published in our Product Repo Daily - all with a high quality level rating so our customers get the most accurate real time view of the most competitive offers in the market. Moneycatcha Ltd Regchain Stefanie De Poi Oliver Tindell Nanne van 't Riet Trevor Beazley Adatree
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We have spent 4 years refining our Stryd Master Product repository to accurately categorise and data quality assess bank and lender home loan Product Reference Data to help Australian consumers have access to a broader range of home loan offers. It's really pleasing to see in this latest artice from Mortgage Business Online the ACCC call out the importance of the data and how solutions like ours supports the priority use cases for the Consumer Data Right.
This statement from the ACCC is the core of why we developed the Stryd Master Product Repo for Home Loan Products. Stryd is the only product in the market to accurately and independently categorise, as well as data quality assess, the CDR Home Loan Product Reference Data of all the CDR regulated lenders on a daily basis. We can do this because of the 13,000 plus lines of code that automate this process and help our customers (brokers, comparison sites and other direct to consumer home loan product providers) confidently help consumers make more informed and accurate decisions about what home loan is the most competitive for them. As CDR continues to evolve with both compliance and expansion across the industry, we will continue to provide our customers with the most comprehensive and accurate Product Repository in market. “For the CDR to be effective, it is critical that CDR data is of high quality. This means that product data and consumer data – which a consumer has consented to share - must be accurate, up-to-date, complete, and in the required format. “The value of CDR and the importance of data quality is particularly relevant in the current economic climate where Australians are increasingly concerned with cost-of-living pressures and mortgage interest rates,” Crone said. Mortgage Business Online The Adviser Magazine Stefanie De Poi Regchain Moneycatcha Ltd https://lnkd.in/gQhU_7BA