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"I don't trust the banks" is a statement with which 61 per cent of people agreed in a piece of advocacy polling that finds much less support for another Royal Commission into banking. read more

Questions composed by bank staff for this week's parliamentary hearings with four major bank CEOs will contest the industry's spin around satisfied customers, cooperative staff and studied efficiency. read more

One more bank will dive into a reduced RBA pool for the Committed Liquidity Facility in 2017. A bounce in government bond supply is the cause. read more

DC Payments outlined terms for its purchase of ATM operator Cashcard from First Data. read more

Financial pain at Commonwealth Bank over poor financial advice is at last taking the form of compensation payments to customers and not just abundant staff costs to clean up the mess. read more

The staff and other costs to Commonwealth Bank of sorting out and compensating customers for poor financial advice continues to eclipse the value paid out to victims. read more

A parliamentary panel has licence to raise almost any topic they like when major bank chiefs front hearings in Canberra this week. read more

One of our cheekier commentaries in Banking Day this year conjectured the early, though not imminent, departure of an Australian big bank chief executive relative to any orthodox view on how much long.. read more

Is there a smoking gun in the banking industry in Australia? A decent banking inquiry may uncover one, should it exist. No such inquiry is planned or underway. Yet this is "the central question being.. read more

Canadian bank DirectCash Payments is poised for its biggest acquisition yet in the Australian ATM sector. read more