ASB scopes its first transactional API for 2016 launch
New Zealand-based bank uses APIs internally and offers five external APIs for data access, but wants to go further.
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New Zealand-based lending platform is funded for an assault on the Australian market.
rom 'minimal viable product', Harmoney becomes a P2P lending leader
New Zealand peer-to-peer lender Harmoney had time to learn from the mistakes of others - and to get its technology stack in order.
New Zealand's Heartland Bank opts for Oracle
Software roll-out is designed to allow the bank to focus on products and customers rather than IT, says chief operating officer.
'Treehouse' software-defined networking project claims a breakthrough
Researchers say a new demonstration shows that network operators can implement SDN to replace expensive proprietary routers.
Moven heads offshore, inks deal with Westpac NZ
New York-based Moven has always seen itself as a disruptor of banking, but now it's partnering with them.
Real time since ’69: one bank's pioneering solution finally finds its problem
ASB Bank launched its core real-time banking platform in 1969, but it was only in the mobile era that it could truly prove its chops.