FinTech Australia Seeks New CEO as Rebecca Schot-Guppy Steps Down
August 3, 2021 @ 10:33 pm By JD Alois
FinTech Australia, the leading association advocating on behalf of innovation in financial services in Australia, is looking for a new Chief Executive Officer. The hunt for new leadership was predicated by the decision of former CEO
Rebecca Schot-Guppy to exit the group to take a new position at IAG’s Firemark Ventures, the VC fund of Australia’s largest general insurer.
Schot-Guppy is expected to remain at FinTech Australia until commencing her new role at IAG in November.
“It’s been an absolute privilege and pleasure to lead FinTech Australia these past few years,” commented Schot-Guppy. “Fintech has grown from being considered a niche part of the startup ecosystem to an industry in its own right. So much work behind the scenes has gone into stewarding that growth and ensuring that the policy and profile supporting it trends in the right direction. I look forwar
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eftpos
eftpos has released a report in collaboration with FinTech Australia, delivering ten recommendations outlining how Australian FinTechs can best leverage the eftpos digital roadmap and API programs, and work in partnership for the betterment of Australia’s digital economy.
Representatives from ten leading FinTech businesses along with eftpos, developed the set of recommendations to streamline access to the eftpos network and to safeguard Australia’s domestic cards payment infrastructure to achieve the competition, innovation and productivity sought by the Australian FinTech community.
eftpos’ Chief Information Officer and Committee Chair, Ben Tabell said the Committee provided invaluable insights and feedback at a time when the company was rapidly expanding in the digital space.