Chief · Founder, Judo
| Role | Organisation | Sources |
|---|---|---|
| Asia CEO (former) | ANZ | Startup Daily |
| Chief · Founder | Judo | SmartCompany (Fri 30 Jul 2021), Startup Daily (Mon 21 Jun 2021), SmartCompany (Thu 18 Feb 2021), Startup Daily (Wed 17 Feb 2021), Startup Daily (Wed 23 Dec 2020), SmartCompany (Wed 29 Jul 2020), SmartCompany (Wed 13 May 2020), Crunchbase News, Startup Daily (Thu 7 May 2020), SmartCompany (Thu 7 May 2020), Startup Daily (Thu 6 Feb 2020), Startup Daily (Tue 30 Jul 2019), SmartCompany (Mon 29 Jul 2019) |
| Executive GM of the Corporate, Property, and Agribusiness Divisions (former) | NAB | Startup Daily |
| Global Head of Capital Markets (former) | Macquarie Bank | Startup Daily |
Stories naming David Hornery. Where several outlets covered the same round, they are bundled under whichever ran the fullest account.
Long-serving Judo Bank co-founder Joseph Healy will hand the CEO job to deputy Chris Bayliss in March; the piece also recaps the bank's capital raising and stockmarket listing.
A finance commentator evaluates Judo Bank, an SME lender built by ex-big-bank executives, covering its growth, government funding lines, planned ASX listing at a $2.317 billion valuation, and which businesses it suits.
SME lender Judo Bank raised $174 million in equity at a $1.9 billion valuation and announced a $50 million Tier 2 debt issue, following a $284 million round four months earlier.
Roundup of ten Australian fintechs that raised capital between March and July 2020, including Payright, Zeller, Judo Bank and Airwallex; PictureWealth raised $12 million and acquired NEO Financial Solutions.
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Australian SME lender Judo Bank has closed a $230 million raise from existing backers, reaching a billion-dollar valuation; the piece also recalls its record 2019 raise and recent credit facilities.
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Melbourne challenger bank Judo raised a record A$400 million Series A, drawing new offshore backers Bain Capital Credit and Tikehau Capital, and aims to lend $1 billion to small businesses by Christmas.
Small-business focused challenger bank Judo Bank has banked a $400 million round from new and returning institutional backers, reportedly the largest single raise by an Australian startup, double its original target.
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