CBA

• Ian Rogers

Jon Waldron, formerly the General Manager of Infrastructure Engineering at Commonwealth Bank of Australia has been sentenced to six years and eight months in prison. read more

• Ian Rogers

Commonwealth Bank is targeting a mortgage book of $3 trillion. read more

• Ian Rogers

C ommonwealth Bank will be the biggest loser when interchange is completely eliminated from the Australian payments system.   Good.  read more

• Ian Rogers

Banks and non-banks know what they are doing most of the time when it comes to loosening the credit taps.   read more

• Ian Rogers

Is there a more influential, powerful and as hard working a person as Matthew Comyn, managing director of Commonwealth Bank of Australia.   read more

• Ian Rogers

The considered underinvestment by the four big banks in New Zealand in their core systems is one of the bedrocks of the oligopoly’s long-running dominance of the country’s banking sector, the New Zeal.. read more

• Ian Rogers

Asset quality indicators all soured at Commonwealth Bank over its June 2024 full year. And will continue to do so. read more

• Ian Rogers

Customer onboarding and know-your-customer practices may be greatly simplified for banks if an ambitious effort by the Australian government to overhaul digital identity protocols comes to pass. read more

• Banking Day staff

OUR CHEAPEST SUBSCRIPTION OFFER IN 20 YEARS read more

• Ian Rogers

Commonwealth Bank’s sale of its 99 per cent holding in PT Bank Commonwealth in Indonesia has resulted in a total non-cash loss of $298 million. read more

• Ian Rogers

Commonwealth Bank has been fined $36,000 in the Melbourne Magistrates' Court after pleading guilty to not paying long service entitlements to staff. read more

• Ian Rogers

AFCA had found that Commonwealth Bank has no liability to compensate a customer who contended medical costs incurred overseas were the result of the bank mishandling payment instructions. read more

• Bernard Kellerman

There is a significant disparity in spending behaviours, as renters pull back on spending while mortgage holders and outright owners have increased spending. read more

• Ian Rogers

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

• Ian Rogers

Too little time is spent considering the unbelievable personnel costs line, which blows away any remaining claims to efficiency or productivity in banking read more

• Ian Rogers

A trial of regional banking hubs in New Zealand has flopped, and so instead NZ’s five largest banks will extend their commitment not to close regional branches for the next three years. read more

• Ian Rogers

Re-establishing a government owned bank, one with a focus on assuring the supply of financial services in regional areas, is the chief proposal in the report of the Senate’s Rural and Regional Affairs.. read more

• Ian Rogers

Commonwealth Bank of Australia’s Business Bank has agreed to accept pre-sale contracts (up to 10 per cent) secured through property tech platform, Coposit, in residential development projects funded b.. read more

• Ian Rogers

When cajoled into accepting a bribe and you work for a bank, take care not to arrange for that bribe to be paid into the same account with that bank linked to your corporate credit card, which will be.. read more

• John Kavanagh

Banks are looking for ways to preserve margins in their home loan businesses and one area where they are taking a harder look is their relationships with brokers. read more