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eConveyancing
‘Practitioner-first’ interoperability release proposed
The Australian government has been urged to implement a “practitioner-first” interoperability release in a bid to...
19 June 2025
By Lawyers Weekly
‘Unchallenged monopoly’ in digital property settlements heavily criticised
As the Australian Senate inquiry into the current PEXA monopoly within e-conveyancing nears its next stage, figures in...
14 March 2025
By Lauren Croft
The exceptional evolution of e-conveyancing
As e-conveyancing and e-settlement spaces become more digital and efficient, the industry in Australia is changing....
16 June 2023
By Lauren Croft
The dangers of a separate signing and VOI process
Even if “safe harbour” is achieved, documentation can be worthless. Here, Livesign explains the dangers of...
05 May 2023
By Jerome Doraisamy
Reflections on a ‘year of contrast’ for e-conveyancing
For the world of e-conveyancing and e-settlements, 2022 was a “year of contrast” — and this chief executive hopes...
20 March 2023
By Lauren Croft
New Qld e-conveyancing mandate welcomed
The Sunshine State has become the last major jurisdiction in the country to mandate a digital transition for property...
23 February 2023
By Jerome Doraisamy
Evolution of e-settlements will bring greater progress for practitioners, says Sympli
With the continued progress and evolution of e-settlements, legal practitioners are likely to see benefits that result...
20 December 2022
By Jerome Doraisamy
Send Payments, PEXA collaborate on streamlined multi-currency property transactions
International payments and foreign exchange service Send Payments is teaming up with global digital property exchange...
15 August 2022
By Jerome Doraisamy
Dye & Durham lowers takeover bid for Link
Due to competition concerns and the current state of financial markets, Canada’s Dye & Durham has now proposed a...
29 June 2022
By Jon Bragg
When does your deed become binding?
Recent legislative updates give rise to questions as to when documents have actually been signed, sealed and delivered,...
20 June 2022
By Andrew Lumsden, Clare Corke, Alexandra Feros and James Morley
ACCC flags competition concerns with Dye & Durham’s proposed acquisition of Link
Given Link Administration Holdings’ almost 43 per cent ownership stake in PEXA, the competition regulator has raised...
17 June 2022
By Jerome Doraisamy
PEXA to acquire up to 25% of Elula
Listed digital property exchange platform PEXA Group is set to acquire up to one-quarter of Australian artificial...
30 May 2022
By Jerome Doraisamy
‘Historic and important reform’ sets up e-conveyancing for success
The NSW Parliament has passed “vital” e-conveyancing reforms, which will bolster competition and purport to deliver...
17 May 2022
By Jerome Doraisamy