Perverse incentives to sap super
In a blow to the super industry, an ill-conceived shift in policy will encourage more retirees to turn to the pension.
In a blow to the super industry, an ill-conceived shift in policy will encourage more retirees to turn to the pension.
Westpac has tapped Ainslie van Onselen to lead the lender’s wholly-owned subsidiary RAMS Home Loans.
Westpac was the life insurer that rejected a sky-high 37 per cent of total and permanent disability claims.
Former Dick Smith chief Nick Abboud admits he didn’t know how much cash the firm had when its lender called him in.
Westpac boss faced questions over gender discrimination, credit card fees and complaints process on final day.
Ian Narev has backed the bank’s exorbitant credit card interest rates, insisting it’s high-risk debt.
Banks have been bid sharply higher as Deutsche fears ebb, with Westpac adding 2.2 per cent.
Westpac should slice its dividend at its next results and consider taking the chance to raise equity, says broker CLSA.
The Westpac chief said a $300m compliance bill was money he would rather have spent on innovation and services.
The factors fuelling domestic economic growth may have shifted but one factor has remained constant: China.
National Australia Bank and Westpac are working on a deal on a new debt structure for a listed Moly-Cop.
Westpac will try to regain lost community trust by removing all product-related incentives for its 2000 tellers.
Hartzer will have one eye on next month’s Canberra grilling as he offers up an upbeat take on the economy tomorrow.
An economic survey is pointing to above-trend growth for the first time since early last year, according to Westpac.
Three major banks have suffered a fresh ratings downgrade after Standard & Poor’s lowered their insurance arms.
Westpac executive Lyn Cobley says she’s “comfortable” with the health of the loan book after a bumpy year.
Westpac has refunded a total of $9.2m after mistakenly levying younger customers with fees for six years.
The rich tradition of drama at Canberra’s Midwinter Ball is set to star Westpac boss Brian Hartzer.
An update from Westpac revealing soft income and rising loan stress led to a fresh sell-off in bank shares.
Westpac has reported an increase in souring mortgages in regions affected by the downturn in the mining industry.
In a positive sign for growth prospects, optimistic consumers outnumbered pessimists in August, according to Westpac.
The bank says there are valid reasons for instances of suspect trading identified by ASIC.
Some of Australia’s top banks are looking to work together on contactless payments in a bid to limit Apple’s clout.
Westpac survey finds that sentiment improved in May as commodity prices weighed less heavily on the economy.
Three of the big banks have pledged to reduce their variable home loan rates by 0.25 per cent.
Westpac has urged the government to prioritise the nation’s AAA credit rating.
Westpac has followed suit with other big banks by restricting lending to foreign property investors.
It was the big day out for the Big Red W. But Malcolm Turnbull wasn’t going to miss a chance for a Newspoll point.
The regulator will have its work cut out if it tries to make a case for market manipulation against all four of the big banks.
Westpac is the second Australian bank formally accused by ASIC of manipulating the bank bill swap rate.
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