How Splitit’s (ASX: SPT) Business Model Differs from BNPL Companies
Splitit Limited (ASX:SPT) CEO Nandan Sheth talks with FNN’s Tim McGowen about the buy now, pay later sector, and Splitit’s various business model partnerships.
Read MoreSplitit Limited (ASX:SPT) CEO Nandan Sheth talks with FNN’s Tim McGowen about the buy now, pay later sector, and Splitit’s various business model partnerships.
Read MoreBen Malone CFO – Splitit aims to be the leading provider of card-based instalment payment solutions for merchants and shoppers worldwide.
Read MoreBrad Paterson – CEO – Splitit is a payment method solution enabling customers to pay for purchases with an existing debit or credit card by splitting the cost into interest and fee-free monthly payments, without additional registrations or applications.
Read MoreAnton Tagliaferro and Daniel Moore analyse the fundamentals of Amcor, Brambles and Orica and seek to provide an objective insight into the ‘blue sky’ being factored into Afterpay’s share price.
Read MorePresenter – Brad Paterson – CEO – Splitit is a payment method solution enabling customers to pay for purchases with an existing debit or credit card by splitting the cost into interest and fee-free monthly payments, without additional registrations or applications. Splitit enables merchants to offer their customers an easy way to pay for purchases in monthly instalments with instant approval, decreasing cart abandonment rates and increasing revenue.
Read MoreOur Hidden Gems series has provided insight into companies and industries with direct access to company CEOs. As a follow-up, we thought we would look back at our participating companies to determine the best-performing stocks post our webinars.
Read MoreSplitit Payments CEO Brad Paterson presents at the ShareCafe Hidden Gems Webinar on June 26, 2020. Splitit is a payment method solution enabling customers to pay for purchases with an existing debit or credit card by splitting the cost into interest and fee-free monthly payments, without additional registrations or applications.
Read MoreThe recent stellar price gains of buy now, pay later fintech stock Splitit – which has rocketed from 22 cents at the Coronavirus Crash trough (23 March) to $1.52 – have drawn the inevitable comparisons with sector superstar Afterpay, but as James Dunn writes SPT has a long way to go match Afterpay.
Read MoreThe New Criterion’s Tim Boreham assesses what the virus and lockdown mean for Afterpay and other listed buy now, pay later companies.
Read MoreThe Australian Stock Exchange’s status as the global home of listed buy now pay later stocks is under scrutiny and yet the bandwagon keeps rollin’ on.
Read MoreMarket punters (hedge funds) drove Spotless Group shares up more than 22% yesterday at one stage in the wake of the company’s rejection of an approach from an unknown private equity group.
Read MoreIndustrial services company Spotless Group (SPT) said it plans to make a $556 million off-market takeover offer for Programmed Maintenance Service (PRG), increasing the share price of its target by as much as 15%.
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