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| | | | ... Locally, in economic news on Thursday, the Australian Bureau of Statistics releases job vacancies data for August, while Reserve Bank of Australia governor Glenn Stevens is slated to speak at the Melbourne Economic Forum at Melbourne University. The ... |
| | | | ... 0.9 per cent in early trade, but had improved to be down about 0.3 per cent at noon. Among the major banks, Commonwealth Bank was down 12 cents at $75.14, ANZ was nine cents lower at $30.90, Westpac had dropped eight cents to $31.81 and National Australia ... |
| | | | ... whether the tide is turning. The re-regulation push includes increased capital requirements imposed by the European Central Bank (ECB), increased educational requirements imposed by the US Securities and Exchanges Commission (SEC) as well as new 'ring ... |
| | | | ... over a year after Ridout was made an Officer of the Order of Australia. Ridout, who is also on the boards of the Reserve Bank of Australia, the Australian Securities Exchange, Image Networks Holdings, Sims Metal Management, Australian Chamber Orchestra ... |
| | | | ... Rio Tinto had lost $1.34 to $60.15, and Fortescue had dropped seven cents to $3.54. Among the major banks, the Commonwealth bank had lost 80 cents to $75.85, ANZ was 26 cents lower at $31.06, Westpac had fallen 41 cents to $31.80, and National Australia ... |
| | | | ... Investments Commission (ASIC), following a number of media reports that revealed cases of bad advice within Commonwealth Bank (CBA). The committee sought advice from Cormann on August 27 but, according to the latest report, "the minister's response has ... |
| | | | ... 61 funds listed on mFund, provided by 19 fund managers, and seven brokers. The service launched in May. As yet the major bank-owned brokers, which account for 76% of the online broking market, are yet to sign up to mFund. |
| | | | ... the December share price index futures contract was down 53 points at 5,318. Locally, in economic news on Friday, Reserve Bank of Australia's head of payments policy department, Tony Richards, is slated to speak at the Chicago Payments Symposium in Chicago. ... |
| | | | ... about the idea of self-regulation and said that professional bodies have "an inevitable conflict of interest." Commonwealth Bank and Westpac were not available to comment at the time of publishing. |
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