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Subscription content please login to view - Brokers originate increasing share of ANZ home loans Brokers originate increasing share of ANZ home loans
27 October 2004 12:00am
Within the mortgages segment in Australia, ANZ said that home loan balances increased by seven per cent over the half year to $73.8 billion, and increased by 16 per cent over the full year. » read more »
Subscription content please login to view - Disappearing transactors underpin cards revival Disappearing transactors underpin cards revival
27 October 2004 12:00am
Elsewhere in ANZ's personal banking segment: » read more »
Subscription content please login to view - ANZ restructures SME banking ANZ restructures SME banking
27 October 2004 12:00am
ANZ has moved its small business banking unit into corporate banking in an effort to improve its performance in that segment. » read more »
Subscription content please login to view - Project finance business sold Project finance business sold
27 October 2004 12:00am
ANZ announced yesterday that the sale of the group's London-based project finance business to Standard Chartered Bank completed the restructuring of its international business. » read more »
Subscription content please login to view - New chief risk officer at ANZ New chief risk officer at ANZ
27 October 2004 12:00am
ANZ's highly respected chief risk officer, Mark Lawrence, is leaving the group in December at the end of his five-year contract. » read more »
Subscription content please login to view - RBNZ pulls the pin on Westpac mainframe move RBNZ pulls the pin on Westpac mainframe move
26 October 2004 12:00am
The Reserve Bank of New Zealand's requirements are proving a barrier to the flexibility of Westpac's management to seek savings in the operations of the bank's business either side of the Tasman. » read more »
Subscription content please login to view - Eftpos aspirants diverge on interchange fee reform Eftpos aspirants diverge on interchange fee reform
26 October 2004 12:00am
Two entities that are seeking to push into the bank-dominated Eftpos debit card processing sector have revealed divergent views about the appropriate reform of the interchange fee regime that applies in the sector. » read more »
Subscription content please login to view - Shared Eftpos fees worth $110 million a year to Coles Myer Shared Eftpos fees worth $110 million a year to Coles Myer
26 October 2004 12:00am
Bank of Queensland's submission to the Reserve Bank over Eftpos reform draws upon evidence provided by Coles Myer to the Australian Competition Tribunal in April, and applies an estimate or guesstimate or two, to infer that over the five years to June 2003, Coles earned $410 million in revenue, from National Australia Bank, in the form of acquirer fees. » read more »
Subscription content please login to view - Visa debit users more profitable to credit unions Visa debit users more profitable to credit unions
26 October 2004 12:00am
Credit Union Services Corp, the main central service organisation for credit unions, provided the RBA with some deeper insight into the use by credit union members of their Visa Debit cards, an alternative debit card favoured by small banks and which operates through the Visa network, with credit card-style interchange fees. » read more »
Subscription content please login to view - Home sets low horizon Home sets low horizon
26 October 2004 12:00am
Home Building Society Tony Howarth told the bank's annual meeting yesterday the board had resolved to concentrate the bank's efforts within Western Australia, and presumably putting paid to any short-term or medium-term plans to seek growth in other regional markets. » read more »
Subscription content please login to view - Homeloans targets mortgage trust Homeloans targets mortgage trust
26 October 2004 12:00am
Homeloans Limited managing director Robert Salmon said in its annual report, published yesterday, that it now sourced 55 per cent of new business through wholesale distributors and mortgage brokers, and that there was "considerable opportunity for Homeloans to grow our share of this channel." » read more »
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