Sharesight nominated for Investment Innovator of 2019
We are pleased to announce that Sharesight has been shortlisted for Investment Innovator of the Year 2019 by Fintech Business! This marks the third year Sharesight has been a finalist for the category, with the micro-investing robo-advisor Acorns (now Raiz) clinching the award in both 2017 and 2018.
Fintech Business Investment Innovator of the Year 2019
The Sharesight team is honoured to be a finalist for this award again in 2019 and is pleased to be recognised amongst Australia’s leading organisations in the financial technology sector. The full list of finalists in the Investment Innovator category are:
- AtlasTrend
- Raiz Invest
- RateSetter
- SelfWealth
- Sharesight
- Six Park
- XTBs
We would like to congratulate the other finalists for Investment Innovator of the Year 2019. The range of nominated companies is proof that fintech is a real driving force behind financial services innovation for Australian investors.
More on the Fintech Business Awards
Visit the Fintech Business Awards website for more information about the awards, as well as a full list of the 2019 award finalists. Winners will be announced at the Fintech Business Awards ceremony on 28 March 2019. The awards night is a fantastic opportunity to share in the celebration of Australian fintech success as well as network with like-minded leaders from across the fintech spectrum and investors from large financial institutions and professional services firms. Secure your tickets here.
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