More of Lloyds may be for sale

The perennial question of whether National Australia Bank is a seller or a buyer of businesses in the UK took on a new aspect overnight, with recommendations, from the Independent Commission on Bank.. read more

ABS rush on

The market for asset-backed securities has an almost boom-time air about it, with the last week's record-breaking flow being followed by yet more new issuance. read more

Feds fertilise flowering RMBS market

The market for mortgage-backed backed securities may be in the midst of its best-ever fortnight - measured by the placement of bonds with investors - with A$4.3 billion in securities sold, or planne.. read more

Kinghorns may abstain on RHG vote

The eligibility of the two cornerstone shareholders in RHG to vote at what could prove to be two extraordinary general meetings of the mortgage financier is under the spotlight. read more

Foreign banks take lead in lending lift

A recovery in business borrowing in February 2011, as reported by both the RBA and APRA yesterday, appears to be the result of a draw-down on syndicated lending facilities, with the bulk of the extr.. read more

AMP and Bendigo keep up the pace in February

AMP Bank and Bendigo and Adelaide Bank maintained their above average growth in home loans in February 2011 - a month in which the rate of growth in lending continued to moderate across all lenders. read more

HSBC sucks in hot money

HSBC reported smart growth in its household and business deposits in February 2011, monthly data from the Australian Prudential Regulation Authority shows. read more

Wilson and Cadence lead RHG revolt

Wilson Asset Management and Cadence Asset Management are taking steps to persuade the board of RHG Limited to reconsider plans to delist the company, and yesterday they gave notice of a proposal to.. read more

NAB nudges CBA on satisfaction scores

Commonwealth Bank's hard-headed home loan pricing decision of late 2010 continues to erode its gains in the customer satisfaction ratings published each month by Roy Morgan Research. read more