Financing stories - Page 2

John Doyle joins Elsewhere Partners as VP. His experience in private equity within the software industry will support growth-ready software companies.

The topic of equity is especially pronounced when we take a look at financial inclusion for women here in Australia.

Here in Australia and around the world, the pandemic was a huge wake-up call for businesses and organisations of all stripes and sizes.

Half of small and medium-sized enterprises in Australia and New Zealand struggle to secure funding, according to a report from Mambu.

An Ireland-based financing platform is gearing up for expansion into markets including Asia, the United States, and Europe.

WSO2 has announced that the company has closed $90 million in financing from client vehicles, advised by Goldman Sachs Asset Management Private Credit.

Swarm Markets and Yoti are teaming up to offer crypto vouchers for verified users, providing a gateway to secure and regulated DeFi.

Finance leaders have the choice to either watch their function be automated out of existence or take on a new role, according to a new report.

Cybersecurity firm ThreatQuotient has raised $22.5m in new financing from investors including Cisco Investments and NEA.

AI and analytics firm Sisense has welcomed former Mimecast SVP of finance Adam Towns as its new chief financial officer.

Oracle launches Oracle Banking Supply Chain Finance to align physical and financial supply chains, improve operations, and reduce risk.

Leaders from NZ's biggest distributor offer resellers and MSPs advice on how to move forward in a post-COVID-19 world, and explains how Ingram can help.

Offers a range of financial support options for partners who may be facing revenue and cash flow issues in the face of the pandemic.

Samsung and Finder launch Promoted Cards for Samsung Pay, offering tailored credit card deals to Aussie users.

Sourced Group has clinched its fifth AWS Partner Network milestone in a year, earning the AWS Financial Services Competency for its cloud solutions.

A new report from Workday suggests that large enterprises are increasingly looking to move their finance systems to the cloud.

Financial compliance remains a weak point for businesses, with internal control weaknesses and employees being the main culprits, according to SAP Concur.

An IDC report revealed that reducing costs, gaining operational efficiency, and improving productivity are the top business priorities for SMBs.

some organisations are hesitant to put 100% of their applications in the cloud, either for security reasons or because few digital payments applicatio.

Cisco Capital unveils Easy Pay, a game-changer for firms seeking digital overhaul with 0% financing and flexible end-of-term options.