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Helping Australian reach the US trading markets | Self-funded startup to global market entry, Hubbed’s growth story

July 17, 2020

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Friday 17th July 2020

After working in a multinational European trading company, a former lawyer apprentice decided to return to Australia and create Stake, Australia's first platform for US stock trading. 

Less than three years after its launch, Matt Leibowitz's startup reached 100,000 customers this June.

As one of the companies that is thriving during the pandemic, Stake's customer base is expanding fast - it reached a growth rate of 126 per cent of from January 2020 until now.

From a self-funded startup to a booming pick-up and drop-off (PUDO) parcel network that is capturing local market share, Hubbed is launching in nine...Read More

Data gathered by Buy Shares indicates that fintech leaders managed to raise a total of $3.81 billion in the second quarter of this year. The significant amount...

Sometimes it takes an outsider to see things clearly. That’s how I felt as a former physiotherapist building a network of allied health businesses into a franchise. When I first...Read More