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Xinja founder departs amid uncertainty over 2020 share conversion


Xinja founder departs amid uncertainty over 2020 share conversion
Xinja founder departs amid uncertainty over 2020 share conversion
13 July 2021 6:05AM
Eric Wilson, the founder of the company formerly known as Xinja Bank, has resigned from the board.
Xinja, which now trades under the name A.C.N. 618 937 054 notified ASIC last week that Wilson was no longer a director of the company.
Wilson relinquished the executive reins of the business in early May but continued as a director until last Thursday according to documents filed to the regulator.
The company has abandoned its original commercial purpose to operate as a retail financial services provider and has refashioned its business case to delivering technology services to fintechs. ....

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Senators push for a crypto-friendly Australia


Senators push for a crypto-friendly Australia
Senators push for a crypto-friendly Australia
20 May 2021 3:44AM
A Senate committee will examine the relative sophistication of Australia s regulations of cryptocurrencies and digital assets, compared to approaches taken in similar jurisdictions, among a raft of topics involving technology and finance.
This is to be the third and final phase of the Senate Select Committee on Australia as a Technology and Financial Centre, chaired by Senator Andrew Bragg and co-chaired by Senator Marielle Smith.
In its latest call for submissions, the committee said it will be looking at how blockchain tech, and digital asset technology in particular, could promote Australian investment and boost jobs. ....

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APRA revokes Xinja licence


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02 March 2021
The regulator has officially revoked Xinja’s banking licence, following the completion of its return of deposits.
The Australian Prudential Regulation Authority (APRA) has revoked Xinja Bank Ltd’s authorised deposit-taking institution (ADI) licence.
Last month, Xinja Bank completed its return of customer deposits and transferred the remaining tail of deposits to National Australia Bank (NAB) after making the shock announcement that it would hand back its banking licence and cease offering banking products.
“After a year marked by COVID-19 and an increasingly difficult capital-raising environment, and following a review of the market in Australia, Xinja has decided to withdraw the bank account and Stash (savings) account and cease being a bank. This was an incredibly hard decision,” Xinja had said at the time. ....

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Liberty wanders ADI Avenue


Liberty wanders ADI Avenue
Liberty Financial were cautious in their late November prospectus, and at any rate have surpassed key metrics for the December 2020 half year, the non-bank funder’s first report as a listed company.
In a marker of the flexibility at Liberty, at least for now, the lender reported a net interest margin over the first half of 3.07 per cent, up from 2.50 per cent over the first half of the year prior - though the first half NIM is bang on forecast and will decline over the full year.
Average asset growth was four per cent over the half, while new business stepped up to A$2 billion, around $250 million more than the average of the two prior halves, which CEO James Boyle put down to growth in origination networks. ....

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