ISIGNTHIS

The company is seeking AU$464.7 million from the exchange operator as damages.

Only four companies operate in the Australian institutional proxy advisory space.

The regulator is blaming the company for misleading investors and not disclosing the end of its Visa relationship.

ISXUK received authorisation to act as an authorised EMI on the 11th of September this year.

Clayton Utz has taken a look into iSignthis’ disclosures regarding Visa.

The damage claims relate to ASX suspending trading in ISX’s shares.

ISX has filed an amended statement of claim against the ASX in the Federal Court of Australia.

The company has managed to report its fifth consecutive quarter of positive operating cash flows.

ASX does not agree that the Executive Summary of the review contains the findings of the Independent Expert.

ASX told Finance Magnates it is seeking clarification of the scope before publishing.

The payments identity company expects this figure will increase in the coming weeks.

iSignthis has responded to the exchange, claiming the statement is one-sided.

ISX has said that the proposed rules by Visa will restrict trade and competition.

The company wants to ensure its customers that it’s business as usual.

The ASX has been allowed to publish its Statement of Reasons as to why it suspended iSignthis trading.

In an interlocutory hearing, iSignthis argued that the ASX has unfairly suspended its shares.

The company has made a 12.96 per cent strategic investment in NSX Limited.

The payments company has been under investigation regarding its revenue sources.

The Investing Money platform is now being rolled out to the public.

Fearing the worst, payments firms have been ensuring they'll still have access to the UK and EU

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