According to KPMG, investment in Australian fintech has grown from $53 million in 2012 to over $675 million in 2016. There were less than 100 fintech startups in 2014 and there are 579 companies as of August 2017. Ultimately, fintech is expected to add $1 billion (AUS) to the Australian economy by 2020. Audrey William, Head of Research, ICT Practice, […]

Ever wonder what VCs expect? Or what keeps them up at night? VC Stephen Bernardez from ONSET Ventures answered these questions and much more at our most recent Envestnet | Yodlee Incubator Bootcamp. This was an opportunity to ask a VC questions without being judged. Here’s how the Q&A session unfolded.

Lots of entrepreneurs want to know if they should raise venture capital, what venture capitalists are looking for, and how to get VCs to say yes. There couldn’t be a better person to answer these questions than Ben Narasin, because he’s been on both sides of the table, as an entrepreneur and as a VC.

As Gen X and Y begin to accumulate more wealth—and inherit it—they are forcing financial institutions to radically rethink how they deliver services and evolve their digital wealth management offerings. How can financial institutions engage Gen X and Y prospects, who are generally more conservative and less trusting of financial advisors than their baby boomer parents?