‘Drain the swamp’: Fury builds
The forced resignation of AMP’s CEO appears to have fallen short of expectations as company is warned of a “death spiral”.
The forced resignation of AMP’s CEO appears to have fallen short of expectations as company is warned of a “death spiral”.
John Howard has declared it too early to tell whether the Hayne royal commission will turn out to be worthwhile.
For much of its 169 years, the AMP has been the most trusted financial institution. This week that trust was shattered.
In the night of the long knives at AMP, careers were ended, reputations trashed and wall-to-wall reviews set up.
So are we still to believe Australia has the best regulated banking system in the world?
When Catherine Brenner accepted the role as chairman of AMP, it was the pinnacle of a glossy career. But she should’ve known.
More horror stories from bank inquiry as ANZ exec says the “right advice was to give no advice” in case of widowed pensioner.
An ANZ exec says it took too long to compensate customers dudded by a planner poached before new laws came into effect.
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