Top 25 Australian Fintech Influencers

It will almost be like a tsunami when the millennials get more than 50% of the world’s buying power. They will be the ones who will decide the future of the industry.

Empowering SMEs to take control of their finances means more competition, innovation, productivity and growth for Australian businesses.

There are opportunities up and down the whole scope of business, and it's not just the giants and the big banks who can take advantage.

Overcoming obstacles is a two-fold constant of thinking creatively to solve problems, while having the drive to engage and interact with people to address them.

If there was one area in which we could build a real level of expertise in global terms, it is financial services. We would love to see Australia become known for its fintech sector.

For anyone who thinks the glass ceiling is a figment of womens' imaginations, the stats don't lie.

We have ground-breaking technology here – we just need to educate the masses that fintech is here, it’s helpful and it’s here to stay.

The concept that small causes can have large effects is not only useful for weather prediction, but also for fintech and its effect on the economy.

My vision is to make Australia one of the world’s leading markets for fintech innovation.

The Australian fintech industry is developing rapidly and we continue to be impressed by the quality of the talent, ideas and technology that exists in the startups.

We believe that there are great opportunities to build and grow businesses in Australia and we are doing everything we can to prove that point.

I think we're only going to create a better market for the average person to benefit from and be financially better off.

We’re proud of our uniqueness, not only as Australians, but also as an agritech startup bringing blockchain solutions to physical commodity supply chains.

You’re looking at how people are going to borrow money, lend money, invest money. If you add up every part of a bank that has the potential to be disrupted, you end up with a huge ecosystem of startups.

Continue to challenge business models and the way things are done.

Australia needs to grow some fintech champions.

The industry is on the verge of something great and continued investment is needed in order to reach its full potential.

My experience of growing up in a developing country meant that there is always a way to make it work, you just need to be persistent and innovative.

It would certainly be a much better world for every small business owner and citizen, to have a much more competitive banking system, and I hope that technology will try to level that playing field.

We should keep striving for perfect, but accept it’s unattainable.

Australian startups are taking advantage as much as they can of the opportunities in front of them.

This fund is for people with companies that they're going to stick with for decades, that will be their life's work, who never sell out and want to change the world.

Fintech is the engine room of the Australian economy, enabling all other industries to grow and transact.

We have a unified vision and together will ensure Australia is competitive on a regional and global basis.

We’re seeing an incredible opportunity to give customers and consumers a better experience and better outcome, and Australia is well placed to do this.