Australia’s big four banks and Citi have signed contracts with the NSW government to provide services for the state’s public sector, which engages in 143 million payments worth $216 billion a year.
From April 1, Commonwealth Bank and National Australia Bank will join the existing three banking partners for the NSW government, a move it claims will improve liquidity and protect against market shocks.
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Paul Karp is The Australian Financial Review’s NSW political correspondent.