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Big Four banks and Citi get a guernsey in NSW bank tender – Fintechs and small banks to follow

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17 Feb, 2025
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17 Feb, 2025
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The NSW Government has signed five year deals updating NSW’s banking and payments services, expanding on its multi-partner banking model to “deliver an increased depth in liquidity and financial strength”.
Big Four banks and Citi get a guernsey in NSW bank tender – Fintechs and small banks to follow
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The NSW Government has signed five year deals updating NSW’s banking and payments services, expanding on its multi-partner banking model to “deliver an increased depth in liquidity and financial strength”.

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