Australia's financial ombudsman for consumer and small-business disputes
AFCA is Australia's statutory ombudsman for financial complaints, handling disputes across banking, insurance, superannuation, credit, and investments. The organization runs a Microsoft-centric infrastructure (Dynamics 365, Power Platform, Azure) paired with legacy security tooling (Palo Alto, CrowdStrike, Tenable), indicating a large compliance-heavy operation managing high-volume case intake. Hiring is heavily skewed toward legal roles (15 open positions) with accelerating velocity—a signal that complaint volume or complexity is outpacing current dispute-resolution capacity.
AFCA provides free, independent dispute resolution for Australian consumers and small businesses with complaints about financial services. Established in 2018 as the consolidated ombudsman for the sector (merging three predecessor services), the organization handles cases across banking, credit, insurance, superannuation, investments, and financial advice. The organization operates across Victoria and New South Wales with over 800 team members. Active projects span scams education and response, industry-specific dispute approaches (general insurance, superannuation), and financial difficulty support—reflecting both defensive work (protecting consumers from fraud) and proactive standard-raising across regulated financial sectors.
AFCA (Australian Financial Complaints Authority) is Australia's ombudsman for financial disputes, established in 2018. They resolve complaints about banking, credit, insurance, superannuation, investments, and financial advice for consumers and small businesses.
AFCA's core stack centers on Microsoft tools: Dynamics 365 Finance and Operations, Power BI, Power Platform, Power Automate, Azure, and Azure DevOps. Security and infrastructure include Palo Alto Networks, CrowdStrike, Cloudflare, and Tenable.
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