Sharesight nominated for Excellence in Wealth Management 2019
We are pleased to announce that Sharesight has been named a finalist in the 2019 Finnie Awards, in the Excellence in Wealth Management category. This marks the second time we’ve been a Finnies finalist, as we were shortlisted for -- and won -- the award for Excellence in Industry Collaboration & Partnerships in 2017.
Finnie Awards 2019
Now in their 3rd year, the Finnies are FinTech Australia’s national fintech awards. As stated by FinTech Australia, the Finnie Awards are designed to “recognise and reward the community by honouring innovation, growth and collaboration within fintech in Australia.” This year’s awards will “champion innovative approaches to Australian fintech, business excellence and collaboration as well as celebrate thought leaders within the fintech ecosystem.”
The Finnies 2017 winners -- Sharesight won the award for Excellence in Industry Collaboration & Partnerships
Excellence in Wealth Management 2019
The Sharesight team is honoured to be a finalist for the Excellence in Wealth Management award and is pleased to be recognised amongst Australia’s leading organisations in the financial technology sector. The full list of finalists in the Excellence in Wealth Management category are:
- Ignition Advice
- Longevity App
- Map My Plan
- MyProsperity
- Pocketbook
- Raiz
- RateSetter
- Roll-it Super
- Sharesight
- Spaceship
According to FinTech Australia, there were a total of 237 submissions this year across 19 award categories. For more info and to view all category finalists, see the official announcement: FinTech Australia announces Finnies finalists.
We would like to take this opportunity to congratulate our fellow finalists. The range of nominated companies is proof that fintech is a real driving force behind financial services innovation for Australian investors. We look forward to the gala ceremony taking place in Melbourne on June 6, where the award winners will be revealed!
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