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| | | ... bank margins from the end of years of ultra-low interest rates is very powerful and is driving dividend payouts." The big banks are very tightly regulated and so enter the downturn in a strong capital position. However, one of the reassuring features ... |
| | | | ... fit within, which constrains what they can actually lend to. "While there are obviously some experienced people at the big banks, as a general rule, they have to, to some extent, simplify what they're able to do," she said. Another reason borrowers ... |
| | | | ... she explained. She said this positive result is due to investor demand. "Major funders of the shipping industry are big banks around the world, they all have to demonstrate who they are lending money to and what those shipping companies are doing to ... |
| | | | ... were not informed that the insurance was optional, and didn't know they would be charged for it. "Taking on the big banks was never going to be easy but we are pleased that we have been able to resolve these group proceedings and that eligible customers ... |
| | | | ... dividend recovery has powered ahead in 2022, on the back of strong commodity prices and the return to form of Australia's big banks." Reverberating Shoemake's earlier sentiment, Gaden added: "However, Australia's result reflects its continued reliance ... |
| | | | ... four biggest funds manage approximately $755 billion, a figure that's 10% bigger than the market capitalisation of the big banks and BHP combined. Cochrane said: "I think that it says a little about the complexity of our lives that it has become very ... |
| | | | ... introduction of ASIC Financial Adviser Register has now completely evaporated. Independence continues as a trend, with the big banks now out of wealth. Almost two-thirds of financial advisers, 62%, are now non-aligned. This leaves 38% who are associated ... |
| | | | ... 'walking the talk' they would remediate the victims of what Paull refers to as junk insurance. "Customers who trusted the big banks were ripped off and continue to be out of pocket despite a Royal Commission and numerous ASIC investigations which found ... |
| | | | The Australian Transaction Reports and Analysis Centre (AUSTRAC), which has handed out record fines to the big banks, will face new scrutiny from the Senate. Labor Senator Deborah O'Neill'smotion to set up an inquiry into the agency through the Senate ... |
| | | | ... in London. It is open to corruption and cartel behaviour due to the nature of relying on estimates submitted by the big banks in one city. The need to transition away from LIBOR became apparent in 2012 when significant collusion between big banks in ... |
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