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Subscription content please login to view - Royal chair sets goals for ANZ in Cambodia Royal chair sets goals for ANZ in Cambodia
22 February 2005 12:00am
Kith Meng, chair of Cambodia's Royal Group and ANZ Bank's partner in a joint venture bank in the country explained the targets for the new bank to Dow Jones. » read more »
Subscription content please login to view - Citibank ponders retail revival Citibank ponders retail revival
21 February 2005 12:00am
Citibank early last week engaged in some public relations that have only just come to this newsletter's attention. » read more »
Subscription content please login to view - All clear at Macquarie Bank All clear at Macquarie Bank
21 February 2005 12:00am
In an investor update on Friday, Macquarie Bank said that: » read more »
Subscription content please login to view - Home loan arrears revert to form Home loan arrears revert to form
21 February 2005 12:00am
Australia's home loan borrowers are gradually reverting to more typical patterns of repaying their loans or not repaying their loans that applied before the twin property and home lending booms reached their peak in the late 2003. » read more »
Subscription content please login to view - Treasury Group sells out to City Pacific Treasury Group sells out to City Pacific
21 February 2005 12:00am
The fast growing and acquisitive property finance group City Pacific on Friday said it acquired the commercial and residential mortgage asset manager Treasury Group of Companies Pty Ltd. City Pacific paid the vendors $24.4 million in shares, with the shares valued at $4.65 each. » read more »
Subscription content please login to view - Telstra and Keycorp shed Eftpos share Telstra and Keycorp shed Eftpos share
21 February 2005 12:00am
Payments technology company Keycorp drew a veil over the visibility of the earnings of its various divisions in the half year to December 2004, with a shift in the metric for reporting segment results. » read more »
Subscription content please login to view - Keycorp falls short on disclosure Keycorp falls short on disclosure
21 February 2005 12:00am
It may be that not too many investors are following Keycorp. The company posted an annual report for June 2004 at its website that excluded notes to the accounts numbered 10 to 30 notes that no one reads anyway, you could say. » read more »
Subscription content please login to view - Migration to debit slower than believed Migration to debit slower than believed
21 February 2005 12:00am
The migration away from credit cards and towards debit cards, reported in this newsletter fro month after month for a year or more, turns out to have been overblown. The shift is pretty minor. » read more »
Subscription content please login to view - Eftpos regulations expected this week Eftpos regulations expected this week
21 February 2005 12:00am
Ian Macfarlane, governor of the Reserve Bank of Australia, told the House of Representatives economics committee on Friday that the Payments System Board was likely to publish its draft regulations in relation to Eftpos and debit cards this week. » read more »
Subscription content please login to view - Personal loans displace credit cards Personal loans displace credit cards
21 February 2005 12:00am
Credit bureau Baycorp Advantage has begun publication of a quarterly series that provides insights into the use of its credit reference database by its customers. » read more »
Subscription content please login to view - Citibank ponders retail revival Citibank ponders retail revival
21 February 2005 12:00am
Citibank early last week engaged in some public relations that have only just come to this newsletter's attention. » read more »
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