Cabcharge will reorganise in Victoria

Cabcharge is to reorganise its business model in Victoria, but is being cagey about the details. This comes in the wake of the Victorian Government's plan to force through a cut in the service fee for.. read more

Mortgage burden more widely spread

Lenders hunting for the most indebted households to target for refinancing received a handy guide yesterday from the Australian Bureau of Statistics. read more

Genworth pulls the leash on SMSF loans

Mortgage insurance company Genworth will make loans for self-managed superannuation funds harder to access. Bridget Sakr, chief commercial officer of Genworth, yesterday advised lenders that an SMSF.. read more

Analysis: Inviting margins ripe for picking

If a few years in the nurturing, and supposedly disciplined, environment of private equity ownership is meant to be transformational for a company, readers of the Veda prospectus might conclude that.. read more

GE contains retail finance exit

The planned sale by GE of one fifth of its North American Retail Finance business has no implications for the business in Australia, says the company. read more

ANZ enters Shanghai free-trade zone

ANZ has been quick off the mark to secure approval for its business in China and to establish a sub-branch in the China (Shanghai) Pilot Free Trade Zone. read more

Business looking to borrow

Micro businesses, medium-sized businesses and corporates have all increased their demand for loans this year and are likely to continue to do so, research by East & Partners has found. read more

Trade finance talent lacking

Banks expect their trade finance business to expand by more than a quarter over the next year but will struggle to hire or train the required workforce, an industry analyst believes. read more

Banking exec bonuses cut at Westpac

There were pay rises for eight of the most senior staff of Westpac over the last year. Two key banking executives, however, earned a lower short-term cash bonus. read more