
Fintech Funding: More Capital, Fewer Deals. What Comes Next? - Featuring Triple Bubble and Archa
More capital is flowing into Australian fintech, but fewer companies are getting funded. What does that mean for founders looking to raise? In this episode of the FinTech Australia Podcast , Judy Anderson-Firth, Group CEO of Euphemia and Co-founder of Triple Bubble and Oliver Kidd, CEO of Archa join Gavin Preston from Behind the Counter to unpack the current funding environment from both investor and founder perspectives. Using the latest Triple Bubble / Cut Through Ventures Fintech Funding Report as a starting point, the conversation explores changing investor expectations, the Seed-to-Series A challenge, where capital is flowing, the role of international investors and what founders should be thinking about if they plan to raise over the next 12 months. Tune in to the podcast to hear different perspectives on what a more selective funding market means for Australian fintech and what comes next. This season of FinTech Australia podcast is sponsored by Vanta. Compliance regulations, third-party risk, and customer security demands are all growing—and changing—fast. Is your manual audit and compliance program actually slowing you down? If you’re thinking there must be something more efficient than spreadsheets, screenshots, and all-manual processes, you’re right: Audits and Compliance can be so. much. easier—while strengthening your security posture and actually driving revenue for your business. Vanta’s Trust Management Platform automates key areas of your certification program—including compliance, internal and third-party risk, and customer trust—and streamlines the way you gather and manage information. And the impact is real: A recent IDC analysis found that compliance teams using Vanta are 129% more productive. So you get more time and energy to focus on strengthening your security posture—and protecting your business. Vanta. Continuous Compliance…how much easier trust can be. Go to vanta.com/fintechaustraliapodcast to get started.














