Dividends to dive as defaults hit banks
Standard & Poor’s tips a threefold increase in defaults at Australia’s biggest banks over the coming year.
Anz Bank
A very British way to beat your banks into line
Australian banks would have been watching nervously as the UK regulator very politely told Britain’s banks they’d be torn to pieces if they didn’t toe the line.
Debt delayed, not forgiven as banks offer what they can
Senior bankers know there’s a freight train coming right at them in six to 12 months when conditions start to normalise.
Banks ‘can’t save everyone’: ANZ’s Elliott
Banks making ‘life or death decisions literally every hour’ for businesses and households.
ANZ cuts variable rates
ANZ cut variable interest rates on mortgages, as all the big banks lowered fixed-rate home loans and offered repayment pauses.
Banks offer $8bn small business lifeline
Banks will defer small business loan repayments for six months in a move said to be worth as much as $8bn.
Banks cuts savings rate to almost zero
Banks have slashed savings rates to virtually zero in attempts to recoup losses from cuts to lenders.
Banks offer small business breaks
Banks have announced fee cuts and payment deferrals for small business ahead of a CEO meeting with Josh Frydenberg.
Anger as ANZ axes 230 jobs
ANZ blames cost-cutting for job losses as Australians and the economy are reeling from coronavirus and bushfire events.
Bank profits tipped to slide
Analysts say big banks will take a profit hit from RBA interest slashing, lining up retirees for a potential triple hit.
ANZ cuts home loan rates
ANZ has slashed its home loan rates in a bid to capture market share in the competitive home loan market.
ANZ offers paid leave for staff volunteer firefighters
Special ongoing paid leave is being offered to staff volunteer emergency service workers, as fires burn across the country.
ANZ’s Gonski mulls plans to go
Prominent ANZ chairman likely to close a major chapter in his career as a director.
ACCC witness statements ‘contaminated’
ACCC forced to address concerns key witness statements taken for the criminal cartel case against ANZ were ‘contaminated’.
Break up the banks
Bank boards can’t seem to effectively govern such large businesses. Maybe it’s time they were carved up.
No Austrac issues, says ANZ
ANZ is reassuring markets that it’s not aware of any pending legal action coming from Austrac.
Ex-adviser pursued by watchdog
A former ANZ adviser whose alleged misdeeds were exposed by the Hayne inquiry is being taken to court by ASIC.
ANZ and the truth about the state of banking
Shayne Elliott’s ANZ is still getting its house in order and growth is not really on the horizon.
Protesters take to Rio Tinto offices
Activists have moved from the IMRC to the mining giant’s offices, disrupting CBD traffic.
Goode calls for bank fightback
Former ANZ chairman Charles Goode has rebuffed the spate of attacks on bank profitability.
Former ANZ chair tells Frydenberg to forge RBA pact
Charles Goode says over-regulation could kill prosperity and is calling on Josh Frydenberg to forge a new pact with the RBA.
Collateral damage or rights?
ANZ bank takes a shellacking from an impressive array of public performers.
Microcosm of debate decline
As Chung’s inside perspective shows, we’ve lost the knack for respectful and robust debate.
ANZ to end ‘prime access’
ANZ will phase out a priority access service after compensating customers over fees for no service.
Cahill says goodbye to Socceroos
On a night set aside to celebrate Tim Cahill’s final appearance for the Socceroos, it was a player making his starting debut who got the accolades.
Crushed Wallabies pay high price
Michael Hooper insisted his side was ready for the All Blacks. What they weren’t prepared for was their own ineptitude.
Black Ferns put on notice
Australia has never beaten New Zealand in a women’s rugby Test and the task was beyond them today. But a win is coming.
ANZ flags $50m bank inquiry hit
ANZ says its dealings with the banking royal commission will cost it about $50m this financial year.
‘We just took too long to act’
An ANZ exec says it took too long to compensate customers dudded by a planner poached before new laws came into effect.
I know nothing: ANZ banker
An ANZ banker has reached for the Sergeant Schultz defence while giving evidence about the bank’s former car loan arm.
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