Fintech Managing Director, Startupbootcamp Australia
| Role | Organisation | Sources |
|---|---|---|
| Founder | Triple Bubble | Startup Daily (Tue 7 Apr 2026), Startup Daily (Wed 4 Feb 2026), Fintech News Australia, Startup Daily (Thu 18 Sep 2025) |
| Founder | Audacity Ventures | Fintech News Australia, Startup Daily |
| Fintech Managing Director (former) | Startup Bootcamp | Startup Daily (Wed 4 Feb 2026), Fintech News Australia, Startup Daily (Fri 6 May 2022), Startupbootcamp Australia portfolio |
| Fintech Managing Director | Startupbootcamp Australia | Startupbootcamp Australia portfolio, Startup Daily |
Stories naming Brian Collins. Where several outlets covered the same round, they are bundled under whichever ran the fullest account.
A fintech venture fund co-founded by Up Bank's Dom Pym has locked in a $10m first close with Commonwealth Bank's x15ventures as cornerstone backer, aiming for $50m ahead of a 2028 final close.
Enterprize Tasmania has appointed Brian Collins, deputy chair of FinTech Australia and co-founder of fintech fund Triple Bubble, as CEO, with the ten-year-old organisation seeking national and global reach for the state's startup ecosystem.
Commonwealth Bank's venture arm x15ventures and specialist fund Triple Bubble announce a partnership to support Australian fintechs with capital, mentoring and talent exchange between the bank and startups.
Dom Pym's fintech fund Triple Bubble has formed a partnership with Commonwealth Bank's venture arm x15ventures spanning joint investment, mentorship and talent exchange; financial terms were undisclosed.
Preview of the Startup Daily TV podcast covering a bid against AGL's demerger, reproductive-rights tech policy, VC conversations, a fintech fund raise, and interviews with Skedulo, Good & Fugly and One Key Access founders.
Startupbootcamp announces a new sustainable fintech fund based in Melbourne, planning to back 30 startups, with Dom Pym's family office increasing its commitment ahead of a May fundraising close.
Startupbootcamp Australia announces ten fintech startups from seven countries joining its 2021 accelerator cohort, focused on financial health and wellbeing, building on seventeen companies previously accelerated that collectively raised nearly $30 million.
Pencil is the only Australian company among ten startups chosen for Startupbootcamp's fintech accelerator, picked from nearly 900 applications; the program runs June to August with corporate backing.