Paulina Duran

Paulina Duran is a Sydney-based journalist at The Australian covering financial services, with 15 years of experience as a corporate finance, debt and banking specialist. She was previously a senior financial correspondent at Reuters, and has also worked as a reporter at Bloomberg and the Australian Financial Review.

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SYDNEY, AUSTRALIA - NewsWire Photos - APRIL 17 2023 -A general view of a person walking past the Australian Stock Exchange at the ASX in central Sydney. Picture NCA NewsWire / Gaye Gerard

ASX ‘picks Nasdaq’ for embattled CHESS project

Labor Senator Deborah O’Neill has surprised the corporate regulator by claiming the ASX has chosen Nasdaq as a partner for its botched CHESS project.

Paulina Duran

InquiryFinancial Services

PwC tax leaks: ASIC can’t revoke firm’s licence

Regulator ASIC is ‘not in a position’ to revoke PwC’s financial services licence over individual actions, its deputy chair has told a Senate hearing.

Paulina Duran

BankingFinancial Services

Elderly man in eyeglasses sitting in armchair and reading a book during his rest in the living room at home

NAB to cut off financial abusers

From November, the bank will seek to identify customers found to be abusing family members, partners or dependants and put them on notice for account suspension.

Paulina Duran

WealthWealth

Three charming cute kids are jumping on the trampoline and the youngest girl is attempting to jump over the safety net during a beautiful sunny day.

Super returns to bounce back into the black

The retirement savings of Australian workers are on track to recover from some dire losses – just how much will depend on these key factors.

Paulina Duran

RegulationFinancial Services

03/11/2022. Plenary session 1. Climate change: the new frontier for corporate governance. Moderator: Ticky Fullerton, Business Editor at Large, The Australian Business Review. Panel: Karen Chester, Deputy Chair, ASIC, Dr Guy Debelle, Chief Financial Officer, Fortescue Future Industries. Emma Herd, Partner, Climate Change and Sustainability Services, Ernst & Young. Patricia Cross, Chair, OFX, Independent Non-Executive Director, Transurban Limited, Board Member, Future Fund.ASIC Annual Forum 2022 held at the Hilton hotel in Sydney. Britta Campion / The Australian

Insurers to repay $815m for ‘broken’ promises

Insurers will be forced to repay more than 5.6 million customers after the corporate regulator found they had complex and opaque pricing models.

David Ross and Paulina Duran

Investment bankingFinancial Services

BCM NEWS 20/12/2011. Generic images of ASX stock prices board, Riverside Centre, Brisbane. Photographer: Liam Kidston.

Cost of capital leaves M&A deals ‘sitting on the sidelines’

With investment banking fees falling 62 per cent, bankers are hoping deal activity will begin to thaw as expensive staff are being cut to reduce costs until a turnaround occurs.

Paulina Duran

BankingFinancial Services

Composite image of Australia's 'big four' banks ANZ, Westpac, the Commonwealth Bank and the National Australia Bank. (AAP Image)

Aussie banks targeted in NZ probe

New Zealand’s competition watchdog will investigate personal banking services profits dominated by Australian majors, CBA, NAB, ANZ and Westpac.

Paulina Duran

WealthWealth

Is it time to move away from bank stocks?

The latest set of interim results from the big banks carry warning signs of trouble ahead.

Paulina Duran

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