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Notification of cessation of securities - WBC

Appendix 3H (Notification of cessation of securities)

  • Oct 3, 2024
  • 5 pages

Update - Notification of buy-back - WBC

Daily Share Buy-Back Notice

  • Oct 1, 2024
  • 6 pages

Update - Notification of buy-back - WBC

Daily Share Buy-Back Notice

  • Sep 30, 2024
  • 6 pages

Update - Notification of buy-back - WBC

Daily Share Buy-Back Notice

  • Sep 27, 2024
  • 6 pages

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Tiwi Islanders say they will be negatively impacted by the Barossa gas project.

Westpac’s Peter King keeps his promise on Tiwi Islands consultation

The outgoing CEO had said at last year’s AGM that he would to visit Indigenous leaders on country to listen to concerns about Santos’ Barossa gas project.

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  • James Eyers

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Macquarie has pushed into mortgages as it attempts to find growth as its more traditional businesses lag.

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
Ex-BoQ chief executive George Frazis  isn’t crying over spilt Fiji water.

George Frazis becomes the Madonna of banking

“George” is the banking equivalent of a triple threat: he can handle it all!

  • Myriam Robin
The RBA board has left the cash rate on hold at 4.35 per cent.

Inflation to hit three-year low, but don’t expect a rate cut: Bullock

Michele Bullock says she will ignore data on Wednesday that is likely to show inflation back in target band, warning government energy rebates will not bring forward a rate cut.

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  • Michael Read
BresicWhitney CEO Thomas McGlynn says quality homes like 42 Temple Street in Stanmore, which sold for $4.01 million, continue to perform well.

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
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MST Marquee analyst Brian Johnson said bank share prices were “stretched to the max”.

ASX winning streak faces CBA dividend reinvestment test

The “hyper-rally” in Commonwealth Bank shares that has helped the ASX smash its record high may come to an end thanks to a little-known force: its DRP.

  • Lucas Baird and Alex Gluyas
Samantha Dybac and daughter Mischa are navigating the world of pocket money.

Pocket money apps are popular, but are they worth it?

What to know about Spriggy and Kit – and where to look for an even better deal.

  • Michelle Bowes
The big four banks are riding high and pushing the ASX to new levels.

Meet Australia’s riskiest mortgage customers

The wave of mortgage refinancing that has occurred in the past two years is now starting to show up in loan delinquencies.

  • James Thomson
Bill Papas turned to EY’s Peter White for advice on where to base his sustainability businesses.

EY partner sued by ATO was Bill Papas’ former adviser

Despite Peter White’s many vigorous efforts, he can now be named. And we can tell you about his cameo in another recent white-collar saga.

  • Myriam Robin
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ASX nears record; Trump shooting crisis; Bunnings CEO hits back

Read everything that’s happened in the news so far today.

Westpac closed the RAMS business, which it acquired during the GFC, to new customers in August after it failed to find a buyer in a sales process earlier in the year.

Bank merger killed as RAMS fallout spreads

P&N Bank canned its merger with Beyond Bank days after the Financial Review revealed the latter’s CEO, Jake Bromwich, was stood down by Westpac.

  • Lucas Baird
A Westpac whistleblower claims she raised more than a dozen complaints internally about suspected fraud and criminal activity at mortgage broking subsidiary RAMS.

Westpac shunted RAMS boss before he took Beyond job

Westpac stood down RAMS boss Jake Bromwich, now the CEO of Beyond Bank, and moved him into a different role as it investigated a whistleblower’s claims.

  • Lucas Baird
Anthony Miller (left) will succeed Peter King as Westpac CEO in December.

Westpac’s new boss Anthony Miller sets down his vision

The former Deutsche Bank and Goldman Sachs investment banker, who joined Westpac in 2020, will succeed 30-year veteran Peter King in December.

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  • James Eyers and Lucas Baird
Westpac’s Anthony Miller made plenty of money for Goldman Sachs, before switching to Deutsche Bank.

Westpac’s new CEO is the Goldman money man cut from a different cloth

Plenty of investment bankers try to make it in Australia’s big four banks but few get there. Anthony Miller was always different.

  • Anthony Macdonald
Westpac announced business and wealth boss Anthony Miller would succeed outgoing chief executive Peter King on Monday.

How Westpac’s new boss learnt to swim

As the brother of two Olympians, Anthony Miller has squared the family ledger by winning the Westpac CEO race.

  • Lucas Baird and James Eyers
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Contactless payments take the more expensive route

Readers’ letters on card payment fees; poor Westpac culture; engineering limits; Bill Shorten’s exit; Labor and productivity; and cartoonist David Rowe.

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ASX slumps; Westpac gets new CEO; Boomers drive luxe apartment demand

Read everything that’s happened in the news so far today.

Westpac’s reins will be handed to business banking boss Anthony Miller in December.

Westpac’s accidental CEO hands successor a potential booby trap

Outgoing boss Peter King has been impressive turning the bank around after a scandal. But his replacement Anthony Miller has one tricky repair job to execute.

  • James Thomson
Westpac acquired RAMS Home Loans off the ASX in 2008 during the global financial crisis.

Westpac allegedly bullied ‘troublemaker’ staffer who raised RAMS fraud

The bank’s head of audit and risk also alleges that executives sidelined her. The prudential and corporate regulators are investigating.

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  • Lucas Baird
Not holding the ‘Magnificent 10’ in a portfolio would have led to a 1.93 per cent lower annual return.

How Australia’s ‘magnificent 10’ contributed to returns over 20 years

How costly was failing to pick the ASX’s 10 top performers over the past two decades? Vanguard did the sums

  • Carole Okigbo

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