Sympli, the eConveyancing network operator, has signalled its readiness for the ‘Day 1’ transactions, a significant milestone on the road to bring competition to the eConveyancing market.

Today, the Property Exchange Australia (PEXA) were called to appear before a federal competition inquiry, as it marks more than $1bn in revenue since 2018.

Yesterday, the Independent Pricing and Regulatory Tribunal NSW (IPART) published their final report from the “Review of interoperability pricing for Electronic Lodgment Network Operators”.

Sympli acknowledges the continued support of the Commonwealth, State and Territory Ministers, ARNECC and all related stakeholders in joint efforts to develop interoperability for Australia’s electronic conveyancing system but says…

Electronic conveyancing disruptor Sympli welcomes the outcomes of the recent Ministerial Forum on interoperability in the eConveyancing industry.

Electronic conveyancing disruptor Sympli today commends the New South Wales (NSW) Parliament for passing the Electronic Conveyancing Enforcement Bill 2022 (the Bill), with amendments that will further ensure its success in penalising…

Electronic conveyancing disruptor Sympli today welcomes the introduction of the Electronic Conveyancing Enforcement Bill 2022 (the Bill) into the New South Wales (NSW) Parliament.

Electronic conveyancing disruptor Sympli (the Company), welcomes the announcement of the ACCC’s findings regarding Dye & Durham’s proposed acquisition of Link Administration Holdings (Link).

Sympli, an e-settlements service built by users, for users, today comments on the results of PEXA’s 2022 financial year results.

 Electronic conveyancing disruptor Sympli (the Company), welcomes the release of the ACCC’s Statement of Issues regarding Dye & Durham’s proposed acquisition of Link Administration Holdings (Link).