Ruth Hatherley

Founder, Chief Executive / Moneycatcha

After working for 20 years in the finance industry, Ruth Hatherley left a stable job to take a chance on crafting a better way to make home loans happen.

Investing her own money, Ms Hatherley used blockchain technology to create her business, Moneycatcha, designed to create a more efficient home loan process and empower Australians to change banks. Moneycatcha partners with national brands Landgate, KPMG and PEXA and has had two successful rounds of capital raisings. Moneycatcha partnered with five Australian financial institutions in 2018, and aimed to expand to the global market by 2019.

Ms Hatherley is the winner of 2019 Fintech Entrepreneur of the Year and AFR Qantas Women of Influence Awards.

Lists and Charts

40under40 Award Winner 2018

All 40under40 winners for 2018

Name	Current company

Trenton Barrett	Perth Urology Clinic
Michael Beilby	Hexagon
Kelly Carter	Gold Fields
Jane Chambers
Tristan Clemons
Chloe Constantinides	Dapper Apps
Richard Devlin
Toby Edmunds	Sadleirs
Matthew Felton	Savills
Raleigh Finlayson	Genesis Minerals
Katharine Giles	OncoRes Medical
Veer Bala Gupta
Andrew Guzzomi	The University of Western Australia
Clinton Hancock
Ruth Hatherley	Moneycatcha
David Heathwood
Jo Hos	Fringe World Festival
Matt Huxtable	Newforms Landscape Architecture
Daniel Jukic	Pro9 Australia
Tracy Lefroy	Shire of Moora
Aymee Mastaglia	Chartered Accountants Australia and New Zealand
Jessica McLagan	Tokay Boutique
Nick McNaughton	Subsea Engineering Associates
Roy Mellon	Proactiv Payroll
Frank Mitchell	Kardan Construction
Daniel Morrison	Wungening Aboriginal Corporation
Damian Norvilas
Richard Pappas	Celsius Property Group
Raymond Pecotic	Context Capital
Jessica Pitt	Scope Training
Prue Plowright	Wattnow Electrical
Paula Pownall	Grubs Up Australia
Kate Raynes-Goldie	Business News
Craig Saunders
Ingrid Sealey	Fogarty Foundation
Ed Serrano	Vekta Automation
Elizabeth Shaw	PwC
Matteo Tirapelle	Hera Engineering
Kate West	Arup
Adam Yap	Healthengine