Westpac’s Armaguard deal complicates negotiations to save banknotes
Westpac is pushing for its three major bank rivals to take on more responsibility for the money sitting in Armaguard depots ahead of negotiations aimed at keeping the Lindsay Fox-owned company afloat and banknotes and coins circulating around the economy.
The Australian Financial Review reported on Monday that Reserve Bank of Australia assistant governor Michelle McPhee has convened a meeting this week to discuss whether to extend a $50 million lifeline provided by banks and retailers to the monopoly cash transport business.
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