Xinja caps deposit interest at $50k 17 November 2020 5:55AM Xinja Bank has imposed a cap of A$50,000 on the level of deposits in its Stash account on which it will pay interest. read more
Xinja burns latest cap raise 16 November 2020 6:11AM Xinja Bank’s ‘pillar 3’ report for the September 2020 quarter suggests its losses over the quarter burned through most or all of the $10 million capital raised that month. read more
Liquidity stretches smaller banks 13 November 2020 6:04AM In a financial crisis like no other, liquidity is abundant, excessive even. CUFSS, the mutual ADI backstop, is using the crisis to evolve a broader-based mechanism to bolster small banks shocked by th.. read more
‘Substantial hardship’ in credit reform 05 November 2020 5:56AM Removing responsible lending obligations from the National Consumer Credit Protection Act is no simple business, and nonsensical as well. read more
Banks offload Beem It to Eftpos 04 November 2020 6:52AM Beem It, a little-used alternative to Osko and the New Payments Platform, has been bought by Eftpos. read more
NPP Roadmap blurs blooming debut 04 November 2020 6:51AM The NPP wholesale transaction cost “continues to decline” and is now below 10 cents. But long-planned add-ons to the NPP are delayed, such as richer message standards and offshore payments. read more
RBA broadside savages yields 04 November 2020 6:50AM Payments volumes tanked in October, providing a bleak background to the Reserve Bank’s well-telegraphed easing of monetary policy settings yesterday. read more
Xinja runs amuck in Australia 02 November 2020 5:52AM Unprofitable Xinja lacks basic banking capability. read more
ANZ ducks as quick Crennan clears ASIC air 27 October 2020 6:32AM In Banking Day’s opinion the market and the public and the parliament are chronically under-informed with regard to the context and the scale of the apparent carelessness of ASIC’s deputy chair and ch.. read more
The inside story of the the Shipton / Crennan affair 27 October 2020 6:31AM Around 35 years ago, Banking Day editor Ian Rogers was the enabler of a fraud on the Commonwealth by a slick new divisional CEO of a large department, an episode with strong parallels to the affair t.. read more