Major bank hit by outage on Christmas Eve
A major bank has restored services after an outage left customers unable to access their accounts on one of the busiest shopping days of the year.
Anz Bank
ANZ’s board ignored a very loud message on bonuses
Qantas, Woolworths and now ANZ have all found out the hard way. On reputation – you go up slowly but come down at high speed.
ANZ shareholder anger leads to first strike
ANZ CEO Shayne Elliott has withdrawn an attempt to secure a bonus from shareholders in an attempt to avoid a blow-up at the lending major’s AGM.
Fury over bank’s ties to weapons company
Protesters have targeted ANZ bosses over the bank’s ties to the world’s largest weapons company and its funding of major polluters.
ASX suffers $50bn wipeout on worst day in months
The ASX 200 suffered its worst day in three months, as investors dumped tech, bank and mining stocks. The Australian dollar also hit a two-year low after big falls on Wall Street following the Federal Reserve’s weak rates outlook.
Have they learnt nothing? Former ACCC chair lashes ANZ hierarchy
Former ACCC chair Graeme Samuel says allegations ANZ took fees from accounts of dead customers suggest the bank learnt nothing from the Hayne royal commission’s findings.
It’s unfathomable ANZ didn’t halt charging fees to dead customers
The royal commission’s findings should have served as a wakeup call but in reality, at ANZ while the bank’s top brass said all the right things, they didn’t adequately heed the warning.
ASX 200 dips on seesaw day; ASIC sues Binance
Financial regulator targets crypto giant over alleged customer fails. Insignia rejects Bain bid. Chalmers’ spending plans to challenge RBA fight. ANZ facing more regulatory scrutiny. Aus economy in ‘reasonable shape’: NAB CEO.
ANZ in more strife: watchdog probes ‘fee theft’ from dead people
ANZ is again in the corporate regulator’s sights – this time over allegations it incorrectly slugged dead customers’ accounts with fees and failed to fix glaring system deficiencies.
ASX 200 ends down on mining losses; HMC, DigiCo dive
Surprise inclusions in RBA’s new-look monetary policy board; new governance board members named. Data centres-focused DigiCo continues to decline. HSBC sued for alleged scam fails. China slump a blow to Treasurer’s mid-year budget update.
The signs of recovery are promising: ANZ CEO
Outgoing banking boss Shayne Elliott says we may have passed the worst but risks remain in the outlook.
ANZ castigated by regulator over ‘longstanding’ risk concerns
APRA in August handed ANZ a to-do list of problems it felt needed addressing and it appears the regulator had grown tired of raising issues with the banking major.
ANZ stock trajectory heads south as CEO pick fails to excite
Analysts say the appointment of an outsider to run ANZ doesn’t address existing problems and risks, and it appears investors feel the same way.
The ups and downs of Shayne Elliott’s long reign
When celebrating the bank’s 50th anniversary of operating in Singapore in October, outgoing CEO Shayne Elliott quipped that he was proud to be part of ANZ, ‘warts and all’.
ANZ looks outside its own walls for new CEO
ANZ has shunned two leading internal leadership candidates amid its lingering scandal, with the big four bank appointing outside candidate and Portuguese banker Nuno Matos to the top job.
May appear arrogant, but new ANZ leader also focused and genuine
He’s mad about sports but when it comes to the high-octane world of banking incoming ANZ CEO Nuno Matos is described as a keen adopter of technology and ‘very focused’.
Does ANZ need another rock star CEO?
ANZ has a history of its ambitions being bigger than its balance sheet. The arrival of a big name global banker adds to these worries.
‘Extensive experience’: ANZ picks new boss
One of Australia’s largest companies has found its new chief executive, an international banker of “calibre and extensive experience”.
ASX 200 ends flat; CBA, Goodman up; ANZ, Platinum among big decliners
Ex-HSBC veteran Nuno Matos will be next ANZ CEO. Platinum crashes, Regal down after takeover talks end. CBA, Goodman jump. Star hits record low. Woolworths flags $140m hit from now-ended strikes. Sonic buying German lab group for $699m. GQG rises after canning buyback.
Despite era of certainty, creativity is still effective
Brands and marketers should strive to create work that drives a ‘return on creativity’, argues Ogilvy ANZ’s chief strategy officer, Fran Clayton.
Culture clash: inside ANZ’s beleaguered markets business
Senior ANZ traders personally footed the expenses of other staff, allegedly including members of its risk team, for travel and dining, according to new revelations.
ASX 200’s worst day in a week; Iluka, Magellan lead losses
US jobs data due. ASX has worst day, lowest close in over a week after record highs. Goodman Group, APA Group sell-downs completed. Iluka’s WA refinery costs weigh as government steps up support. Domino’s downgraded. Aristocrat down as gaming CEO joins rival. WiseTech director pockets nearly $200m via share sale.
Outgoing senator’s new job revealed
A long-serving outgoing Coalition senator’s new role once he steps out of parliament has been revealed.
Interest rates won’t fall until May: ANZ
The big four bank has pushed out its timeline for interest rate relief by three months, after the RBA said inflation was still too high.
Major bank makes huge rate call
The big four bank is the latest institution to push out its timeline for a Reserve Bank interest rate cut, as customers start spending their stage 3 tax cuts.
ASX 200 trims falls; ACCC gives nod for Virgin-Qatar deal
Interim nod for the aviation partners to operate 28 weekly return flights between Doha and Aus cities. Meta warns on incoming social media ban. Cbus chair Wayne Swan says no ‘reserve’ being built for fine payments. ANZ forecasts May rate cut.
ANZ ‘had early warning’ of bond probe
ANZ knew of corporate regulator ASIC’s interest in a bungled $14bn bond placement nine months before it informed its shareholders.
Will writing start-up finds way to $17m series B raising
A Sydney start-up that can write wills in 15 minutes for a fraction of the cost of the going market rate has picked up $17m to grow its business.
ANZ should have declared sacked trader ‘whistleblower’, court hears
A former ANZ trader is claiming the bank could have ‘vindicated’ him after incorrectly claiming he was involved in market manipulation.
ANZ bulks up risk team in wake of bond scandal
The bank will hire a new head of regulatory relations as it battles allegations of market manipulation.
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