Jobs to go in Westpac revamp
Westpac’s wealth restructure will see top executives depart and about 900 jobs lost as planners move to a boutique firm.
Westpac’s wealth restructure will see top executives depart and about 900 jobs lost as planners move to a boutique firm.
Westpac is set to decide the fate of its planning unit and dealer groups this week as it inches toward a deal with Viridian.
Former BBY executive chairman Glenn Rosewall’s bankruptcy filing hasn’t deterred liquidators of the failed stockbroker.
Shemara Wikramanayake says she’s “not very interesting”. So why does everyone want to hear from the Macquarie CEO?
A dispute with a group of stockbroking advisers over unpaid entitlements, including annual leave, has been concluded.
Acting NAB CEO uses his first day to tell staff they must focus on customers in the same way that airlines are obsessed with safety.
RateSetter says sections of the interest-free industry are “a rort” amid estimates consumers are being slugged $100m a year.
The cartel action entangling ANZ is set to be the most closely watched test case in recent history.
ClearView Wealth has weathered some poor investment returns but predicts industry reforms will be a plus in the next two years.
National Australia Bank’s top 400 managers are to have a larger share of their bonuses deferred for three years.
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