ACCC

• Ian Rogers

Businesses across the banking and financial sector “should be mindful that the ACCC will not hesitate to take action where necessary to protect competition including through court action” the ACCC chi.. read more

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• Ian Rogers

Fintechs are making headway in the foreign exchange market, largely at the expense of banks, ACCC research has found. read more

• Ian Rogers

Two state governments are stepping forward to make eConveyancing interoperability a commercial reality. read more

• Ian Rogers

Why bother persisting with the Consumer Data Right? This seems a relevant question, at least in banking, analysis by Accenture for the ABA suggests. read more

• Ian Rogers

To the alphabet soup of combatting financial crime and scams, add ‘loop’ – and fluffy industry PR. read more

• Ian Rogers

Armourguard, the dominant supplier of cash-in-transit services in New Zealand, is on the cusp of establishing its own monopoly. read more

• John Kavanagh

Reports of scam losses to the ACCC’s Scamwatch service declined in the December quarter, with decreases in all the common forms of scam activity. read more

• Ian Rogers

The barely challenged lack of competitiveness or even relevance of Suncorp Bank is the dark heart underlying the full decision of the Australian Competition Tribunal to grant authorisation for ANZ to.. read more

• Ian Rogers

Comment: Each takeover of a smaller rival proposed by a big Australian bank has won clearance from competition authorities over the last 35 years. Every single one. read more

• Ian Rogers

Comment: In the disgraceful Australian catalogue of bank takeovers, one overlooked old ANZ favourite bears a review. read more

• Ian Rogers

One of the biggest stoushes in Australian banking in a long, long time is approaching its crescendo, as the RBA steps up to oversee industry conversations around the economics of cash-in-transit and t.. read more

• Ian Rogers

The yawning gaps and slender recommendations in the final report of the ACCC’s deposits inquiry mean there will be little change in the disparities and the dissatisfaction plaguing the deposit taking.. read more

• Ian Rogers

Macquarie Bank, HSBC and ING “are in a position to defeat coordination” by major banks, Ruth Higgins, barrister for ANZ told the Australian Competition Tribunal yesterday. read more

• George Lekakis

Commonwealth Bank has handed itself an early Christmas present that could potentially shield it against expensive compensation claims from business customers who suffer financial losses during banking.. read more

• Ian Rogers

There have been exploratory conversations between Bendigo and Adelaide Bank and Bank of Queensland, Bendigo told the Australian Competition Tribunal – but they won’t lead anywhere. read more

• Ian Rogers

A merger of Bendigo and Adelaide Bank and Suncorp Bank “would allow them to effectively compete”, the Australian Competition Tribunal heard on Friday. read more

• Ian Rogers

Suncorp Bank “is not a particularly vigorous competitor” Suncorp’s barrister told the Australian Competition Tribunal yesterday. read more

• John Kavanagh

The ACCC has granted interim authorisation to the ABA, its member banks and industry participants to work together to develop an arrangement that will guarantee the ongoing distribution of cash. read more

• Ian Rogers

Suncorp’s barrister painted the banking business of his client in a very poor light at the Australian Competition Tribunal. read more