Bligh urges legal action to build trust
ABA chief Anna Bligh is urging the next government to introduce an industry reform bill within 100 days.
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Bid to liberate lending
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Offshore mortgage venture sinks
Global private equity heavyweights KKR and Oaktree Capital have pulled the pin on non-resident home loans.
Small banks seek fairer funding
The customer-owned banking sector wants the regulator to follow New Zealand’s lead in narrowing the big four funding advantage.
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The Paul Ramsay Foundation’s $4 billion-odd stake in Ramsay Health Care is currently a talking point.
Convert has rosy view of future
George Frazis, who will part ways with Westpac around July after 10 years at the bank, has, like many others, changed his tune.
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