Finance

More of New Zealand’s SMEs shrank in 2021 than grew primarily due to the pandemic

Dynamic business brings you the key startup fundraising rounds from this week: Construction tech firm Mastt raises $9.5 million as it builds on overseas expansion plans  Construction technology startup Mastt has raised $9.5 million less than 12 months after its seed round, as it aims almost to double its headcount and continue expansion abroad.  The […]

Despite Omicron disruptions in the past few months, Australia’s unemployment figures in February 2022 have dropped to a 13-year low at 4 per cent.

Octet supply chain finance manager Joe Donnachie discusses the impact on lending terms and what this means for Australian SMEs.

Dynamic business brings you the key startup fundraising rounds from this week:

Open Finance will let consumers and businesses easily access and share their data from diverse financial services.

Businesses across all major industries are concerned about retaining talent.

Dynamic business brings you the key startup fundraising rounds from this week:

Australian startups received over $10 billion in funding, with the number of deals increasing to nearly 700 by 2021.

Dynamic business brings you the key startup fundraising rounds from this week:

As demand recovered from pandemic lockdowns, Australian business investment increased modestly last quarter.

Several changes to Australia’s superannuation legislation will come into effect on July 1 2022. Here’s what employers need to know.

Funding has remained a problem for a number of Australian small businesses trying to get out of the COVID-induced slump.

For businesses wondering what their futures look like a Small Business Restructure could help tidy up old debts. 

Dynamic business brings you the key startup fundraising rounds from this week:

According to KPMG’s Pulse of Fintech H2’21, total global fintech funding in 2021 hit US$210b across a record 5,684 deals.

Here’s what India’s budget for 2022 looks like for its SMEs and the startup ecosystem.

At one of the most anticipated Reserve Bank Board meetings in history, the bank announced it wouldn’t be tapping the brakes yet. 

The capital will be divided among three investment vehicles, each of which will focus on a specific type of startup investment.

U.S. central bank, the Federal Reserve, has decided to maintain its interest rate at the current record low. For now.