News for IOUpay Limited (IOU.AX)

Stockhead’s In Case You Missed It highlights some of the strongest performing ASX stocks that might have slipped below the radar today.

Stockhead’s In Case You Missed It highlights some of the strongest performing ASX stocks that might have slipped below the radar today.

Stockhead’s In-Case-You-Missed-It highlights some strongest performing ASX stocks that might have slipped below the radar today.

Stockhead’s In-Case-You-Missed-It highlights some strongest performing ASX stocks that might have slipped below the radar today.

The materials sector was down a per cent in early trade, dragging the benchmark ASX 200 index down with it.

Fintech, IOUpay's (ASX:IOU) parent company IOUpay Limited has entered voluntary administration amid outstanding debt and suspected fraud.

IOUPay (ASX:IOU) has executed search and seizure orders in Malaysia against its former CFO, Kenneth Kuan Choon Hsuing, as well as three others associated with him.

Last week, ongoing banking turmoil and global rates hikes sent the ASX into the red, with the key ASX 200 index retreating by 0.6 per cent over the week.

Malaysian BNPL player IOUpay allegedly terminates its management team amidst ex-CFO's fraud investigation while its app is disabled.

BNPL company IOUPay is undergoing an investigation involving a former senior executive’s part in the coverup of approximately $7 million in disguised and unauthorised loans.

On Wednesday, Australian shares are expected to continue yesterday's rise, opening higher as the US banking situation eases.

On Stockhead today, Forget falling sharemarkets, Australia’s ETF industry just set a new record high for massing funds under management.

The ASX fell 1.4%, SEC Emerging Companies did even worse but a smattering of Goldies and Small Caps weathered the storm quite well.

Uranium going cheap - well, under $20 million, Tesla's rare earths stocks destroying bombshell, and Australia's rental market halving crisis.

RooLife got the party jumping +112%, the benchmark gassed out an hour before close and Harris broke up with Credit Suisse. About time, too.

Openpay's demise shines the spotlight on the struggling BNPL sector. But the latest results give some hope for the sector.

In Q4, MME’s shift from high growth to an earlier realisation of cash returns has resulted in a return to statutory profits ahead of target.

After hitting pandemic peaks, the fintech sector has been down for most of 2022. What does the future hold for BNPL and Non Bank stocks?

The best of the news from the ASX and elsewhere that you might have missed today.