Alleged fraud costs NAB millions
The chief of staff to NAB’s CEO resigned in December after a whistleblower complained about an alleged corporate fraud.
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NAB shuts more branches
Nationals MPs have expressed concern at the trend by the four major banks to leave smaller towns.
Bank’s sad tale of dishonesty
After just two days of hearings, the banking royal commission has painted a dismal portrait of home loan practices at NAB.
Straw man talk ‘loose language’
An NAB executive has denied that the use of the term “straw man” at a 2016 meeting meant it kept information from ASIC.
How to curb bad banking conduct
The details of how fraud emerged within NAB’s introducer program offers insights into how bank culture can be fixed.
Bankers given ‘envelopes of cash’
White envelopes stuffed with money were passed across tellers’ counters to bribe bankers into giving out fraudulent home loans.
NAB feels Hayne sucker punch
The wake-up call was delivered like a sharp bolt of electricity by Kenneth Hayne, and it came early in the afternoon session.
Envelopes ‘stuffed with cash’
In the first full day of public hearings the attitude of the entire financial sector towards obeying the law has been questioned.
Inquiry raises ‘obedience to law’
Royal commissioner Ken Hayne has warned an NAB witness that the inquiry might have to examine breaches of the law.
Healy’s $100m Judo attack nears
Joseph Healy has salted away $100m for an all-out assault on the SME market through his new venture Judo Capital.
Big four in slippery situation
UBS compared what the banks are telling their shareholders with the official statistics on Australian incomes.
How CBA could learn from NAB
There’s a vast gulf in how the banks have dealt with scandals.
NAB offloading Retail Food debt
The National Australia Bank is believed to be testing buyer appetite for the loans it has made to Retail Food Group.
NAB probing mortgage program
The Finance Sector Union has applied to represent members at the bank inquiry over a NAB mortgage program.
Henry’s remedy for taxing times
Both political sides are committed to unaffordable spending.
Loan fraud, brokers in spotlight
Fraud at Aussie Home Loans will be examined by the banking royal commission’s first public hearing in a fortnight.
Union fury over NAB jobs cull
NAB’s plan to slash 1000 jobs falls short of community expectations, the bank employees union said.
NAB gives credit where it’s due
NAB is the first major bank to share with credit bureaus both positive and negative credit information about its customers.
Big four didn’t disclose rates
ANZ, NAB and Westpac joined CBA in failing to tell term deposit customers what rate they would get on rollover.
Cashless data reveals Xmas woe
Further signs of a terrible Christmas for retailers have emerged, with NAB data pointing to a drop in sales.
Freedom at stake
Freedom Furniture’s Steinhoff International will soon have its Australian retail interests under the watch of an insolvency firm.
Thorburn’s minder quits NAB
There’s change at NAB’s bunker in Melbourne: CEO Andrew Thorburn’s chief-of-staff Rosemary Rogers has resigned.
NAB’s renewable road for investors
Fund managers are set to be offered a new avenue into renewable energy investment.
Bridge not too far for NAB
National Australia Bank chief Andrew Thorburn is getting on with his bank’s bold new strategy: shedding its staff.
ScoMo’s crisis talks with banks
Scott Morrison has summoned the chairs of Commonwealth Bank, Westpac, ANZ and National Australia Bank.
Clydesdale finally in clover
British lender CYBG, which was spun out of NAB last year, has booked its first post-tax profit in more than five years.
20 sacked over borrower details
NAB has sacked 20 bankers after they failed to check if borrower information was correct.
Contrite banks to pay $100m
A judge has blasted attempts to “corrupt” the financial system, as she backed NAB and ANZ’s settlements of the BBSW case.
Qatar nabs 10pc stake in Cathay
Qatar Airways has signed a pact to buy a 9.6 per cent equity stake in rival Cathay Pacific Airways fo $865m.
NAB penalty an ASIC overreach
If the punishment truly fits the crime, surely the punishment also defines the seriousness of the crime.
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