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Notification of cessation of securities - CBA
Appendix 3H (Notification of cessation of securities)
- Sep 30, 2024
- 5 pages
Yesterday
- Updated
- Executive shake-up
CBA shuffles executive team as it looks for next generation of leaders
Andrew Hinchliff will become chief risk officer and Sinead Taylor will run the institutional bank, amid other leadership changes unveiled on Wednesday.
- Updated
- James Eyers
PM condemns Iran; Vance debates Walz; CBA shuffles ranks
Read everything that’s happened in the news so far today.
This Month
- Analysis
- Home loans
Buffer or blocker? Why APRA’s serviceability rule is so controversial
CBA boss Matt Comyn has defended APRA’s prudential settings from political attacks, saying housing policy must focus on supply.
- James Eyers
Warm weather lifts spending on booze, gardening and camping gear
Retail sales may have finally turned a corner, as unseasonably warm weather pumped up demand for products normally bought in spring.
- John Kehoe
September
Macquarie leads the pack in end-of-year mortgage scramble
Official figures show the financial services giant’s loan book rose at four times the pace of its big bank rivals in August.
- Lucas Baird
It’s not just losses. Magellan’s FinClear is flatlining on the top line
Revenue grew marginally above financial year 2022 levels, but significant top-line growth remains elusive.
- Sarah Thompson, Kanika Sood and Emma Rapaport
- Opinion
- Sharemarket
The ASX’s ‘switch from hell’ has only just begun
The dominance of the banks over the miners in 2024 has been off the charts. But developments out of Beijing could be the catalyst for a final quarter comeback.
- Jonathan Shapiro
Ex CBA banker Jon Waldron jailed for bribery
The former CBA technology executive was sentenced to a maximum of six years and eight months prison on Friday, following a conviction in May.
- James Eyers
George Frazis becomes the Madonna of banking
“George” is the banking equivalent of a triple threat: he can handle it all!
- Myriam Robin
China pledges more stimulus, driving asset prices higher
China’s Politburo injected fresh excitement into financial markets on Thursday, pushing for more fiscal spending to stabilise the property sector.
- Updated
- Alex Gluyas
ASIC sets off the crypto fire alarm, Canberra will have to respond
Delegates to this week’s Summit pleaded for clarity about how digital assets are defined under corporate laws.
- James Eyers
Digital debt collector worth $350m after big money raise
Business booms for InDebted when cost-of-living hits consumers. It has attracted new investors, including a super fund to back a rare valuation increase.
- Paul Smith
CBA crypto experiments held up in regulatory bottlenecks
Unanswered questions from a myriad of regulators are stifling Australia’s largest bank from advancing cryptocurrency and digital asset projects.
- Max Mason
ASX in the ‘dividend doldrums’ as boards hoard cash
The Australian sharemarket had one of the sharpest declines in payouts in the world in the second quarter and the outlook is not much better, investors warn.
- Alex Gluyas
Regal’s Platinum play | What US cuts mean for the RBA | Will bank shares ever fall?
This week James and Anthony go inside Regal’s bid for Platinum and question the Fed’s call on rates.
Three ways the ASX has changed and what investors can do next
Finding yield, good value and diversification on the ASX is getting harder. We asked experts what investors can do to overcome the challenges.
- Michelle Bowes
Cashback promos quietly return as battle for home loans intensifies
Some of Australia’s biggest banks are once again offering upfront cash incentives to lure and retain borrowers.
- Lucas Baird
- Opinion
- Australian economy
CEOs who spend less time trying to be liked are heard more often
When company bosses spent less time trying to be liked, they got listened to more often.
- John Roskam
- Opinion
- Political lobbying
How business and economists can become relevant again
A central problem is that good economic policies have not been well communicated and have often been debated in an echo chamber of elites.
- John Kehoe
Three ASX stocks to buy today (and three more to avoid)
Australian fund managers have provided their take on the good, the bad and the ugly on the sharemarket after reporting season.
- Joshua Peach and Jonathan Shapiro