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A tiering of industry disadvantage can be seen in Australian banking when the monthly Roy Morgan satisfaction series is stripped down. read more

Australia is in the midst of a capital spending recession. According to new Australian Bureau of Statistics figures, total new capital expenditure fell more than 15 per cent (on a trend and seasonally.. read more

The Finance Sector Union yesterday took a stand on how to shape the royal commission into banking and finance proposed by the Labor Party. read more

The shape of the negative gearing debate in Australia deserves to flex, based on the insights in the CoreLogic Regional Report for the March 2016 quarter. read more

ANZ's link to the controversy surrounding Malaysia's state investment fund 1MDB may warrant a more detailed report, following regulatory action this week against the Swiss private bank BSI, which acte.. read more

Payments cooperative SWIFT last night ended its long public silence on recent incursions on customer operations linked to its network. read more

The average tenure of a credit union board director fell from 10.72 years in 2004 to 9.81 years in 2012, a recent paper by a trio of Melbourne academics has shown. read more

Many of ANZ's group one executives will be in the firing line if the bank pushes on with a cost reform plan of chief executive Shayne Elliott. read more

Ian McPhee, the former head of the Australian National Audit Office, will assist the Australian Bankers Association implement recently announced measures by banks to protect consumer interests. read more

Australian bank lending to recession-hit Brazil is at record levels. Banks have A$1.35 billion at risk in a country that credit risk insurer Coface has damned as beset by strife. read more