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Shares in the company, capitalised at $211 million, traded up more than 11 per cent on Tuesday. This coincides with the ...
From Tuesday, sweeping new changes are coming to Buy Now Pay Later services, potentially impacting millions of Australians. Here’s what it means for you.
After 10 long years, buy now pay later services have finally been regulated. But the new rules aren’t as strong as they could ...
Australian fintech company Humm Group said on Monday an interim stop order issued by the country's corporate regulator restricting it from issuing buy-now-pay-later (BNPL) products to new ...
Humm was wrong-footed by its nimbler, customer-centric BNPL peers in the past as it overemphasized retailer relationships and lost sight of the key growth area, which is in consumer-centric point ...
Humm is restructuring where it is simplifying and improving products and systems, streamlining finance applications and narrowing its addressable market. From competing via a diversified product ...
Humm Group said it has been ordered to stop signing up new buy-now-pay-later customers by a local regulator. Photo: daniel leal/Agence France-Presse/Getty Images ...
Humm's update comes just days after Australia said it would regulate buy-now-pay-later services as a consumer credit product under new laws, forcing BNPL providers to carry out background checks ...
Humm Group has expanded its BNPL services into the home improvement and renovation sector by partnering with leading providers like Reece Plumbing and Beacon Lighting.
BNPL adoption in Ireland is accelerating, with payments expected to increase both local players such as Humm and international providers such as Klarna have established a strong presence, offering ...
From relative obscurity, buy-now-pay-later (BNPL) services have become instant superstars. As consumer preference shifts from credit cards to interest-free instalments, the market for BNPL ...