Reality cheques for NAB execs
Still smarting from last year’s AGM, NAB’s board has slashed the pay of the bank’s top executives in half.
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NAB top brass on customer hotline
Phil Chronican and Mike Baird were among NAB’s top-level execs answering calls on its complaints hotline last month.
Executive bonuses slashed as pay vote looms
National Australia Bank has pulled out all stops to try to avoid a second strike on its remuneration report.
‘Whole of government’ fix needed
A ‘whole of government’ effort is needed to restore confidence, especially in small businesses, NAB’s chair says.
NAB agrees facts in ‘fees for no service’ case
NAB is believed to have accepted it engaged in misleading or deceptive conduct when it charged superannuation customers fees for services it never provided.
Race relations turn frosty for NAB
Neither rain nor his $3.1bn Latitude float failure was going to stop Melbourne’s most discussed business executive Ahmed Fahour from heading to the races.
Tragedy of ‘Weary’ Dunlop’s son
Alexander Dunlop may have been a footnote in history if not for CEO’s actions.
McEwan comes with bonus baggage
NAB will need to weigh up to $3m in compensation costs if it picks the outgoing RBS CEO as its next boss.
The reality of home price falls
A blitz of property data has one conclusion – prices are still going down and nobody knows when they will stop.
Rate cuts coming down the line?
LISTEN: Kirby and Kohler take in the big picture and mull the likelihood of two interest rate cuts on the horizon.
NAB to play ball with Labor on $640m levy
National Australia Bank has vowed to “engage constructively” on Labor’s $640 million proposed bank levy.
A time to Bill
Scott Morrison has been in a free-flowing mood these past few days — not least on Kerryn Phelps’s bill on offshore processing.
ASIC boss admits to ‘mistakes’
The top corporate cop has made a number of shocking admissions about its dealings with the banks under unrelenting grilling.
Markets enter danger zone
Kirby & Kohler warn of trade war turmoil and ask if aged care stocks have entered the no-go zone.
Silk by name, silk by nature
AustralianSuper’s chief executive, Ian Silk, finally got his turn in the financial services royal commission hot seat yesterday.
No ‘criminal acts’ insists Thorburn
NAB chief executive Andrew Thorburn has strongly rejected allegations the bank might have engaged in criminal behaviour.
NAB prolongs gouge
NAB has no plans to refund customers it has stung with a so-called ‘adviser contribution fee’.
CYBG ups bid for Virgin Money
NAB offshoot CYBG has upped its all-scrip offer for Virgin Money, as it eyes building Britain’s ‘leading challenger bank’.
NAB inquiry attack falls flat
NAB was forced to concede it had no lawful entitlement to seize the proceeds from selling a customer’s home to repay his debts.
NAB targets client on stand, loses
Banks have taken another pummelling at the financial services royal commission.
Leaders ‘must show the way’
NAB is fostering a learning environment in which its staff can be free to experiment.
NAB inquiry attack falls flat
NAB concedes it had no lawful entitlement to seize the proceeds of a sold home to repay the owner’s business debts.
Witness quizzed as NAB hits back
NAB has become the first bank at the financial services royal commission to seriously question the evidence given by a customer.
NAB makes the case for cash
A cashless society has seemed inevitable. But system outages like NAB’s, and cryptocurrencies, are a reason to keep cash handy.
Outrage over NAB outage
NAB faces a potentially hefty compensation fee after a power outage downed its ATMs, Eftpos and online banking.
Taking issue with investment
Karen McLeod, a one-time planner at NAB’s Godfrey Pembroke division, is now in a very different job as an adviser at Ethicial Investment Advisors.
NAB ups pay for customer service
NAB has foreshadowed an overhaul of executive pay practices that will include incentives linked to the treatment of customers.
NAB to overhaul executive pay
NAB will tie the treatment of customers to executive bonuses as it looks to foster cultural change, says chair Ken Henry.
Police nab teens over wild parties
Police made several arrests related to out-of-control house parties in Melbourne as they cracked down on African youth crime.
CYBG swings to pretax loss
NAB offshoot CYBG has swung to a pretax loss after it booked legacy conduct costs associated with payment protection insurance.
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