Two companies locked in a multi-year stoush over electronic conveyancing will front a Senate inquiry on Tuesday, as federal policymakers mull an intervention into the $800 billion property settlement market.
PEXA chief executive Russell Cohen, whose ASX listed company holds a monopoly on electronic property settlements, will respond to growing calls from its rival Sympli and parts of industry to make its platform interoperable.
Mr Cohen has hit back at …
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