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The experience of unauthorised access to customer information may be more common in Australian business than is generally assumed, according to new research. read more

Following a High Court ruling handed down yesterday, the bank fees' class action against ANZ will deal with 17 exception fees and not just the one type the Federal Court had said it would rule on. read more

Bankrupts are getting older and are more heavily indebted, according to the latest insolvency data. read more

Shareholders in the failed ATM company, My ATM, have given their support to the administrator's recapitalisation plan. At a general meeting, held yesterday, shareholder votes were strongly in favour.. read more

The Australian Government's decision to investigate the feasibility of an intergovernmental agreement with the United States for compliance with the Foreign Account Tax Compliance Act has been welco.. read more

ING Direct made its entry into the Australian superannuation market yesterday, with the launch of a fund that claims to be the first with no fees on its balanced portfolio option. read more

The debtor finance sector achieved modest growth in the year to June, after a couple of flat years. read more

The Australian Prudential Regulation Authority warned National Australia Bank in February 2008 that it had been slow in recognising provisions against conduit assets and failed in its basic credit ana.. read more

The consensus estimates for the major banks' revenue growth in 2012/13 is too bearish, Deutsche Bank believes. read more

Lenders are failing to capitalise on the appeal of personal loans in the current credit environment, according to an industry analyst. read more