This is the final episode of the FinTech Growth Podcast. Duncan Currie, who has been the host behind 18 wonderful shows in the past year, walks through his reasons for starting and now pausing the podcast, such as re-evaluating measures of success and seeking other voices.

May touches heavily on payments, how it is being disrupted today and how Assembly Payments is evolving to keep up with changing consumer demands. She also introduces the company's vision and how this influences product design, the partnerships they have made, and the evolution of the business moving forward.

In this episode of FinTech Growth, Duncan chats with Dexter Cousins, Founder and Director of FinTech recruitment agency Tier One People. They talk about the company's approach to Design Hiring, the different stages of growth, and what you should be doing with your people at each stage.

This episode of FinTech Growth with Duncan Currie welcomes David Washbrook, Co-Founder of Look Who's Charging, an award-winning FinTech that simplifies the lives of consumers by identifying who has charged their card.

In this episode of the Fintech Growth Podcast, Duncan talks to Fintech expert, Christian Westerlind Wigstrom. Christian is head of Monoova, a Sydney-based payment company that frees businesses to scale with end-to-end solutions.

In this episode of FinTech Growth, Duncan Currie sits down with Mereki Nieman, Co-Founder of Rensa Health, a health insurance startup formed in the first Australian cohort at global startup generator Antler.

Mereki shares her inspiring shift from a corporate employee to the co-founder of her own startup with the support of Antler. Mereki also walks through the Antler business process, from joining to securing funding for Rensa Health.

Today's episode of FinTech Growth with Duncan Currie features Joel Yarbrough, Vice President of Asia Pacific at Rapyd, the world's largest local payment network. They talk about the successes of the company on a global scale and the secrets of Rapyd's massive growth over the past couple of years.

This episode of FinTech Growth with Duncan Currie features Justin de Lisle, Co-Founder of social analytics platform Slix Social and Head of Technology and Analytics at Melbourne-based travel card startup Pelikin Money. 

Duncan and Justin have a candid chat on the differences of a tech founder from a product founder. They discuss the importance of surrounding one’s self with people who add value to the business.

In this episode of FinTech Growth, Duncan talks to Daniel Kniaz. Daniel is the founder and CEO of DiviPay, a virtual corporate card provider based in Sydney. DiviPay works as an expense management platform that is a simple solution to giving companies more control over how money is spent.

Arvin gives us a brief explanation of his background and dives into in-depth look at how hoolah has been scaling in the last few months, with a particular focus on trusted merchants. Arvin also gives us a fearless forecast for what's next for them including, first and foremost, regional expansion and the fundraising efforts that come with it.