National Australia Bank
Banks are tracking your every click. It could save you thousands
As banks fight back against scammers, changes as minor as how you move a mouse on a computer screen can be a clue to a suspicious transaction.
- by Clancy Yeates
Latest
Why big banks will have a target on their back next year
Australia’s banking sector is in rude health as far as the public is concerned and that could potentially land it in trouble in an election year.
- by Sumeyya Ilanbey
‘Conditions are favourable’: NAB chief sees economy in good shape ahead of rate cuts
National Australia Bank chief executive Andrew Irvine says the nation’s economy is in “reasonable shape” and he’s optimistic about trading conditions in 2025 as interest rates decline.
- by Daniel Lo Surdo
Activists keep pressure on big banks despite $10b cut in fossil fuel lending
An analysis of banks’ environmental, social and governance strategies comes as a deadline looms for businesses to provide climate transition plans to one bank or risk losing finance.
- by Sumeyya Ilanbey
This big bank plans to kill the password by 2030
The head of cybersecurity at one of Australia’s Big Four says it’s time to put passwords to bed, and replace them with something better.
- by Sumeyya Ilanbey and David Swan
ASIC sues NAB for ‘failing’ customers facing financial hardship
The corporate regulator cited submissions from people who had left violent relationships or who had lost work during the pandemic.
- by Sumeyya Ilanbey
Updated
Earnings season
Australia likely to get hurt in Trump’s trade war, warns NAB boss
The nation’s largest business lender says local companies could be hit hard if president-elect Donald Trump ploughs ahead with his tariff threats.
- by Sumeyya Ilanbey
Banks tipped to rake in $30b as most borrowers weather interest rate storm
Customers who continued paying off home loans despite cost-of-living pressures are expected to support the profits of the majors, to be revealed this week.
- by Sumeyya Ilanbey
Opinion
Debit cards
Cash v debit card fees: There is no free lunch
The government has picked debit card surcharges as the latest enemy to target in its fight to conquer the cost of living crisis. But beware the pea and thimble trick.
- by Elizabeth Knight
Opinion
Social responsibility
Being sober the new black for big business
Many mining and manufacturing workplaces already have liquor bans in place, and it’s a safe bet that workplace drinking could go the way of the dinosaurs within a decade.
- by Elizabeth Knight
Hoping for the RBA to cut interest rates? Here’s what the big four banks are saying
While markets are expecting at least one rate cut before the end of the year, RBA governor Michele Bullock and most of the big four banks disagree.
- by Millie Muroi
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