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| | | ... investment in a green bond is not necessarily having a substantial positive impact on the environment. "In Australia, the big banks have issued green bonds. We've invested in some of them and not in others. I'm not knocking them as an asset class ... |
| | | | ... With the new open banking regime now in effect, fintechs are set to reap the rewards of data sharing. As of July 1, the big banks are now required to share generic product data as part of the government's phased timeline for the introduction of open ... |
| | | | ... on his Malaysian sojourn Nyilas was a partner at EY Australia, advising the firm's clients - the wealth arms of the big banks and super funds of all persuasions - on retirement, wraps, mergers and acquisitions and "other transformation areas." Nyilas ... |
| | | | ... told Financial Standard the group is delighted to have Mennie on board to lead the wealth strategy. "The exit of the big banks from the wealth space represents a big opportunity for accounting firms looking to diversify their offering," he said. "Brett ... |
| | | | ... pre-Global Financial Crisis highs. Core holdings for many self-directed investors and self-managed superannuation funds, the big banks made gains including Westpac adding more than 9%. Meanwhile, Mortgage Choice's share price surged 14.5% to 91 cents ... |
| | | | ... the decision of Australia's big four banks to jettison their wealth management operations was mathematical. The big banks certainly tried the wealth management and life insurance route, but for various reasons it hasn't worked out, he said. "But ... |
| | | | Australia's big banks are well placed to defend their position against fintechs hoping to disrupt the industry, according to a new report from Moody's. While fintechs may be seen to pose a growing threat, large banks have the financial resources to ... |
| | | | The big accounting firms have released their analysis of the big banks' half year results, noting a continued decline in cash profits for the first half of 2019. The major Australian banks reported a combined cash profit after tax from continuing operations ... |
| | | | ... approach to dealing with its potential advice remediation bill of $1.15 billion, noting in particular that Australia's big banks had taken too long to conduct further reviews into the fees-for-no-service issues. |
| | | | Despite a positive economic and regulatory outlook, Australia's big banks will look to cut costs as the fallout from the Royal Commission continues. That is the view of Perennial portfolio manager Andrew King, who said ongoing efforts to remediate customers ... |
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