APRA opens file on ANZ-AOFM investigation
APRA has opened a file on ANZ’s alleged rigging of government borrowing rates, as it mulls whether to hand back a $500m capital penalty to the Melbourne bank, documents reveal.
APRA has opened a file on ANZ’s alleged rigging of government borrowing rates, as it mulls whether to hand back a $500m capital penalty to the Melbourne bank, documents reveal.
One Aussie bank is slashing lenders’ mortgage insurance for borrowers in some of the country’s richest suburbs – and not everyone is happy about it.
The chasm between those seeking a way into the nation’s housing market and those that can take advantage of borrowing more to scoop up higher-end properties is getting markedly wider.
A wave of new property listings is sweeping across Australia, despite ANZ’s gloomy prediction about the prospects of interest rate cuts this year.
The controversial new ANZ policy creates three categories for low-risk mortgage borrowers in these wealthy suburbs but excludes anyone in Tasmania, SA and NT.
Australians are increasingly taking their homes to market on the expectation that interest rates will begin to fall and current housing demand will give them the cash they need to upgrade.
If you’re a customer of NAB, ANZ, CBA or BUPA, chances are generative AI has been used to field your inquiries in a move the sector says is lifting ‘customer engagement’.
A major Australian bank has issued a grim warning on where rates are heading, with the next cut not predicted until 2025.
A major Australian bank has issued a grim warning on where rates are heading, with the next cut not predicted until 2025.
ANZ has become the first of the major four banks to rule out any chance that the RBA cut interest rates this year due to a number of factors.
The local sharemarket has closed sharply in the red on market concerns that US and Australian interest rates will stay higher for longer.
They’ve starred on the share market in 2023-34, but shares in CBA, ANZ, NAB and Westpac look set for tougher times. Here’s why.
While much as been said and written about homebuyers, Australians on the rental treadmill are actually doing it toughest in the current economic crisis, says ANZ.
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ANZ has settled another long-running court case, agreeing to a deal with former head of money markets Angus Graham.
Former NAB and ANZ executive Anthony Healy is on the lookout for firms to add to his portfolio of investments in the Australian Business Growth Fund.
Banking major ANZ’s business lending arm says it’s aware customers are prioritising servicing loans and that’s hitting suppliers which aren’t being paid on time.
ANZ is seeking to throw out a judgement which found it breached continuous disclosure rules regarding a 2015 share placement.
Customers of one of the big four banks were unable to access their accounts online after a major outage to its app and internet banking services
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