CBA's governance and culture plan gets early tick 11 October 2018 7:03PM Commonwealth Bank of Australia has released Promontory Australasia's first independent report into the progress of its remedial action plan. read more
ABA caves in over fees for no service 11 October 2018 6:39PM In a further reaction to the royal commission, the Australian Banking Association has changed its Banking Code of Practice to ensure a customer's estate is treated more responsively; the ABA will also.. read more
CBA wealth businesses to take a further hit 10 October 2018 6:14PM CBA is the latest major player pushed to announce further remediation measures, at a cost of at least A$45 million each year in fees foregone. read more
Banks nonplussed over cross-selling 10 October 2018 6:06PM The long-running reliance by Australia's banks on cross-selling to boost revenue may well be a flawed strategy, according to 'share of wallet' data. read more
Volt aims to short-circuit funding restrictions 05 October 2018 4:57PM Volt Bank, a fintech start-up that was granted a restricted banking licence in May, will need to have raised A$1.5 billion capital in eight years to become fully operational. It is confident it will g.. read more
Trade wars subdue M&A deals: Mergermarket 04 October 2018 4:14PM Following a frenetic first half of the year, Q3 saw subdued M&A activity as growing geopolitical tensions, trade wars and protectionism dampened spirits and caused corporates to pause over the Nor.. read more
NPP opens up to extra overlay services 04 October 2018 3:41PM After six years of planning and development Australia's New Payments Platform has just reached 2 million PayID registrations, and climbing. read more
NAB suspends rural branch closures 03 October 2018 3:51PM After closing up to 60 bank branches in the past 18 months, NAB has agreed to keep its branches open in drought-affected regions, while CBA will take the drought into account in its review of branches.. read more
Frydenberg tasks ACCC with FX fees inquiry 03 October 2018 3:48PM The Australian Competition and Consumer Commission has been asked by Treasurer Frydenberg to "put under a microscope" the estimated A$2 billion in fees for foreign currency transactions charged to deb.. read more
Old-fashioned credit decisioning to the fore 01 October 2018 3:38PM In his interim report, royal commissioner Kenneth Hayne attributed much of the systemic wrongdoing uncovered in the hearings to date as a combination of greed and ineffective application of existing r.. read more