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 Hello, Bookkeeping is an integral part of every business irrespective of the industry in which it is operating. Many people think that healthcare businesses do not need the support of a bookkeeper. However, this is far from the truth because healthcare providers do not have financial literacy. Also, they are offering consultation and medical treatment throughout the day which leaves them with limited time. Thus, they are in no position to look at the daily transactions and determining the financial performance through reports and calculations. Bookkeepers are best suited for this work and are hired to manage finances effectively. To know more about their role in a healthcare facility, read the article shared below.     https://www.agibookkeeping.com.au/why-is-bookkeeping-in-healthcare-so-critical/

 Sydney-founded Lumiant has locked in US$3.5 million ($5.2 million) of seed funds in order to bolster its pursuit of the US market and develop a mobile version of its advice and client engagement platform. Funding for the seed round came from Australian financial planning firm Invest Blue and returning investor US-based wealth management group Savant Wealth Management, and boosts the group’s capital raised to date to approximately $12 million. Securing the funding comes shortly after Lumiant received an investment in January from legendary financial advisor Ric Edelman who founded investment advisory giant Edelman Financial Engines. The terms of that financial support were undisclosed. Read More: https://www.businessnewsaustralia.com/articles/client-advisory-tech-platform-lumiant-turbocharges-us-push-with--5-2m-seed-round.html

 Don't panic. That's the message from one of Australia's top financial regulators, John Lonsdale of APRA. At a banking summit hosted by the Australian Financial Review, he said Australians can be confident their money is safe in bank deposits. What APRA is and what it is doing The Australian Prudential Regulation Authority is tasked with supervising authorised deposit takers (banks, credit unions and building societies), insurers and superannuation funds. Read More: https://www.abc.net.au/news/2023-03-28/australian-banks-are-boring-scrutinised-and-safe-says-apra/102136264

 Cauldron, an Australian company laying the foundation to bolster the production of animal-free dairy and meat products globally, has raised $10.5 million from two venture capital funds in one of the country’s largest seed rounds for a female-founded company.  Australia’s Main Sequence and Hong Kong’s Horizon Ventures have backed Cauldron’s mission to build the Asia-Pacific region’s largest network of precision fermentation facilities that the company says will create new proteins, fats and fibres for multiple applications including food and medicine production. Read More: https://www.businessnewsaustralia.com/articles/bio-food-startup-cauldron-secures--10-5m-seed-funding-to-bolster-animal-free-meat-sector.html