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| | | ... explained: "When internet banking first started, people realised that it was a perfect application for banking, but the banks said, 'Woah, hang on, it's not safe. The internet is okay to use for doing a silly search or buying a bicycle, but we can't ... |
| | | | ... the world's most sustainable companies, assessing them on 10 key KPIs specific to their sector. The 10 KPIs applicable to banks are energy productivity, carbon productivity, water productivity, waste productivity, percentage tax paid, CEO to average ... |
| | | | ... also showed that in 2016, SMSFs held equities across a broad range of industries, with more than 20 sectors represented. Banks were by far the most popular equities, making up more than 32% of SMSF holdings, followed by materials (11 %), telecommunications ... |
| | | | ... asset bubbles and mitigate financial risks. However, fresh Chinese credit data shows that the opposite is happening. Chinese banks extended some CNY1.04 trillion in new yuan loans in December, up from CNY0.79 in the previous month and far higher than ... |
| | | | ... manager says the Global Financial Crisis clouded a crucial economic turning point that is beyond the powers of politicians, banks and geographies. Insync Funds Management chief investment officer, Monik Kotecha says in 2011 the world reached "peak child" ... |
| | | | ... the time, ASIC deputy chair Peter Kell said: "Appropriate compliance and systems to monitor compliance are essential for banks to adhere to their AFS obligations. This is important in maintaining customer trust and confidence in the sector." "ASIC expects ... |
| | | | ... and Commonwealth Bank of Australia following an investigation by the corporate regulator. The undertakings relate to the banks' wholesale spot foreign exchange businesses. ASIC determined both NAB and CBA did not implement adequate controls to prevent ... |
| | | | ... big players are re-evaluating their commitment to wealth management. Unlike many international counterparts, Australian banks have typically muscled through weaker economic conditions and delivered bumper profits and dividends to shareholders. This was ... |
| | | | ... strong economic growth, so if Mr. Trump's policies work, they also stand to benefit." SSGA also highlights the potential for banks, insurers and diversified financials to benefit from the RBA possibly moving away from its policy of loosening as rates ... |
| | | | ... adviser was permanently banned by ASIC for acting dishonestly and engaging in misleading and deceptive conduct. Stewart Banks was a representative of Professional Investment Services (PIS) - a wholly-owned subsidiary of Centrepoint Alliance - from April ... |
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