Australian Fintech Bridging Finance: Why the Banks Can’t Help You

29-year-old Aaron Bassin, Founder and CEO of Bridgit, has a decade of experience across equity and debt capital markets, business strategy and product innovation. 

During this period, Aaron has consistently contributed to the advancement of the Australian Fintech sector and has been actively involved in the execution of capital strategies and building new technologies for some of Australia’s most prominent Fintechs. 

Before establishing Bridgit, Aaron was responsible for strategy, finance, and business transformation for the well-known Australian consumer Fintech, MoneyMe. This included leading the successful completion of an ASX listing and establishing over $300million in securitised warehouse finance. As Head of Strategy, Aaron was responsible for leading the successful completion of the ASX listing, raising over $500million in finance and leading MoneyMe’s innovative product development across personal loan, credit card and car finance. Prior to MoneyMe, Aaron worked in Debt Capital Markets at KPMG providing debt advisory services to financial institutions including FinTech’s such as Prospa, ZipMoney and Brighte, banks and credit unions. Alongside assembling highly engaged team cultures, and assisting other fintechs in their success, Aaron now transfers these skills and more into the triumph of his most recent initiative, Bridgit, which was established in July 2021(originally under the name "TechLend"). With over 10 years experience in the finance industry, Aaron is well versed in the ever-expanding gap between bank and non-bank lenders with nothing in between. With slow processes and excessive rates, borrowers were not getting a fair deal when it came to buying and selling property. This industry was well overdue for disruption.

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