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Subscription content please login to view - What are the lessons? What are the lessons?
02 August 2004 12:00am
This report is the latest in a line of critical reviews of different parts of the NAB group, although the events concerned pre-date both the HomeSide and currency options scandals. » read more »
Subscription content please login to view - Allianz and Tower buy into AFG Allianz and Tower buy into AFG
30 July 2004 12:00am
Allianz and Tower Group will each invest $7.5 million for a five per stake each in Australian Finance Group, in an agreement that values the mortgage aggregator at $150 million. » read more »
Subscription content please login to view - The best it gets at Adelaide Bank The best it gets at Adelaide Bank
30 July 2004 12:00am
Low doc and other loans priced at a premium to the standard market underpinned the momentum in earnings at Adelaide Bank, which reported its result for the full year to June 2003 yesterday. » read more »
Subscription content please login to view - RBNZ endorses Westpac NZ mainframe move RBNZ endorses Westpac NZ mainframe move
30 July 2004 12:00am
Westpac appears to have been more successful in some of its negotiations with New Zealand regulators about its trans-Tasman computer operations than ANZ. » read more »
Subscription content please login to view - IFRS to increase volatility of Westpac's earnings IFRS to increase volatility of Westpac's earnings
30 July 2004 12:00am
Compliance with new international financial reporting standards will cost Westpac around $26 million, according to the bank's chief financial officer, Phil Chronican. » read more »
Subscription content please login to view - Basel II reduces Westpac's risk weighted assets Basel II reduces Westpac's risk weighted assets
30 July 2004 12:00am
Westpac's risk weighted assets should fall by at least 25 per cent under the new Basel II capital accord, according to chief financial officer, Phil Chronican. » read more »
Subscription content please login to view - Cost cuts salvage HBOS profit Cost cuts salvage HBOS profit
29 July 2004 12:00am
Cost cuts offset subdued growth in revenues, below average growth in receivables and a rise in the charge for bad debts to ensure moderate profit growth at HBOS's Australian businesses in the first half of 2004. » read more »
Subscription content please login to view - Cards rewards take a dive Cards rewards take a dive
29 July 2004 12:00am
The appeal of some credit card reward schemes will be in for another knock, with Air New Zealand expected to announce a devaluation of its Airpoints-branded frequent flyer point scheme. » read more »
Subscription content please login to view - Westpac hires new CIO for retail bank Westpac hires new CIO for retail bank
29 July 2004 12:00am
Westpac have hired seek.com.au chief information officer Patrick Eltridge as CIO for its business and consumer banking division. » read more »
Subscription content please login to view - Good news and bad news for NAB's corporate business Good news and bad news for NAB's corporate business
29 July 2004 12:00am
Desperately seeking some positive media coverage, National Australia Bank earlier this week rolled out some "news" about its leading position in agribusiness that division head Mike Carroll had apparently presented to a UBS financial services conference a month ago. » read more »
Subscription content please login to view - Home loan market not so soft after all Home loan market not so soft after all
28 July 2004 12:00am
The housing loan market may have bounced back in May and June by more than many observers might expect, if Commonwealth Bank's experience is anything to go by. Either that, or Commonwealth Bank's stolen some important additional basis points market share in the domestic home loan market recently. » read more »
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