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Craig Kennedy

Managing Director, Cuscal, named behind the Basiq listing on Anchor Terminal.

Craig Kennedy

Managing Director, Cuscal

Craig Kennedy has been managing director of Cuscal, the owner of Basiq, since December 2008. He was earlier managing director of Espreon and head of direct banking at ING.

What Craig builds

  • Basiq C · Bank data & open banking

    Basiq is an Australian open banking platform owned by Cuscal Limited. Its REST API reads accounts, transactions and identity details from Australian and New Zealand institutions with the holder's consent, and builds income, expense and affordability reports.

    Managing Director, Cuscal, researched 28 October 2026 · the people behind it

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Who is Craig Kennedy?

Craig Kennedy has been managing director of Cuscal, the owner of Basiq, since December 2008. He was earlier managing director of Espreon and head of direct banking at ING.

What does Basiq Pty Ltd (Cuscal Limited) make?

Anchor Terminal lists Basiq from Basiq Pty Ltd (Cuscal Limited). Basiq is an Australian open banking platform owned by Cuscal Limited. Its REST API reads accounts, transactions and identity details from Australian and New Zealand institutions with the holder's consent, and builds income, expense and affordability reports.

How are Craig's tools graded?

Basiq is graded C, 60.4 out of 100, on Anchor Terminal's benchmark, which scores every listing against the same checklist.

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