New Zealand falling behind in fintech, law firm warns
Government advised to address this problem. With special feature audio.
New Zealand is in danger of being left behind in financial technology unless the government takes steps to promote and protect the young sector, Chapman Tripp says.
The law firm points out New Zealand pulled ahead of the pack in financial technology – or fintech – after it made equity
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Wed, 05 Oct 2016
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New Zealand falling behind in fintech, law firm warns
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