NAB bosses dig in: we’ll fix culture NAB boss digs in as bank shares bounce
National Australia Bank chief Andrew Thorburn has vowed to stay in his role and revisit the bank’s plan to fix its culture.
National Australia Bank chief Andrew Thorburn has vowed to stay in his role and revisit the bank’s plan to fix its culture.
NAB chief Andrew Thorburn says he agrees with Hayne on the bank’s failure to consistently live up to its stated culture.
For all the discussion about banks reluctant to lend and the impact on the economy, Hayne didn’t have a lot to say.
The tenures of National Australia Bank chairman Ken Henry and chief executive Andrew Thorburn were under a cloud last night.
Westpac chief executive Brian Hartzer has labelled Kenneth Hayne’s landmark final report a ‘turning point’ for the sector.
Hayne takes aim at NAB, saying he fears a ‘wide gap’ between the public face of the bank and what it does in practice.
The royal commision into the financial services sector is likely to propose sweeping cultural changes to the flawed industry.
Commonwealth Bank CEO Matt Comyn will be the first bank boss to face an investor grilling after release of the Hayne report.
Torrential rain and flooding in Townsville have led the insurance industry to declare 2019’s first catastrophe.
On the eve of the release of Kenneth Hayne’s final report, we examine what it will mean for banks, markets and regulators. Brace for the industry to be permanently reshaped.
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