PayID breach touches 3% of NPP

Around 90,000 customers across the banking industry have been affected by a privacy breach more than a week ago that compromised of PayID records on the New Payments Platform. read more

ASIC chases quick fix on NAB mortgage conduct

A small but select number of alleged breaches by NAB of credit law may convert into hundreds of millions of dollars in penalties, at the extreme, if a civil claim bought by ASIC on Friday has merit. read more

'All too easy' to trash ANZ

A homily from David Gonski at Bluenotes is a start. But when it comes to releasing in full the self-assessment ANZ supplied to APRA nine months ago, the bank has no choice but to take this step, howev.. read more

Gonski dodges on ANZ self-assessment

Branded suspect and unaccountable in Banking Day in July, ANZ chair David Gonski has now made some effort to survey themes in the bank's still unpublished self-assessment supplied to APRA late last ye.. read more

PayID breach 'an in-house job'

A privacy breach by an ADI affiliated with Cuscal has led to the first compromise of PayID records on the New Payments Platform, affecting customers across many banks. read more

Frydenberg's delayed bank play

The only good news Josh Frydenberg can announce this week is the banking ok for FirstMac.Unpublished self-assessments must be published today. Immediately. read more

Debelle demands action on rates swap

Any new securities that persist with BBSW as the interest rate benchmark "must have robust fall-back provisions" in order to be eligible for use in repo dealings with the Reserve Bank, Guy Debelle sai.. read more

Ask few questions. Lend lots

In a brutal judgment, the Federal Court has undermined any restraint around consumer lending, handing Westpac a heck of legal victory over ASIC yesterday. read more