Why ANZ’s chief is taking the slow lane in digital race
Digital is the last piece of the puzzle for chief executive Shayne Elliott. Finally his new bank is taking shape.
Digital is the last piece of the puzzle for chief executive Shayne Elliott. Finally his new bank is taking shape.
Australia’s massive green energy transition and immigration boom will further boost rising house prices, ANZ chief executive Shayne Elliott has predicted.
Banking giant ANZ has revealed a whopping $7bn profit despite a “challenging” environment.
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Suncorp staff remain worried about the prospect of more job losses if the $4.9bn sale of its banking operations to ANZ gets the green light from competition regulators.
Two Aussie banks have hiked interest rates days before the Reserve Bank of Australia is forecast to set another increase.
The ANZ board should review its understanding of its most basic obligation to shareholders after the bank was found guilty of breaching continuous disclosure rules.
Suncorp staff are up in arms over ANZ’s stalled $4.9bn takeover of the group’s banking operations, saying they are collateral ‘damage’ as they brace for job losses.
A fund manager who spotted the massive shortfall in a $2.5bn share placement by ANZ wants ASIC to investigate which hedge funds knew about it and used the information to trade.
Australia’s competition tribunal will allow the Queensland government to intervene in a legal challenge in support of the $4.9bn ANZ-Suncorp Bank merger.
The Queensland government has intervened in the ANZ-Suncorp Bank merger legal battle, arguing $15bn in new lending and thousands of jobs are at risk if the deal does not get over the line.
In a case brought against ANZ by ASIC, the Federal Court has ruled the bank failed to inform the market under its continuous disclosure obligations after its $2.5bn raising fell short.
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Senior Liberal frontbenchers have hit back at Anthony Albanese’s claim misinformation was undermining the voice referendum amid dwindling support for the government’s proposal.
The WA Liberals have been forced to tell constituents that postal vote applications returned before referendum writs were issued are invalid.
The size of the major banks’ donations has triggered Coalition claims that the case for change ‘is being made by our elites, for our elites’.
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