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| | | ... classes at the expense of local tax payments and employment, he said. Retail investors comprise 43% to 53% of the big four banks, he said, noting that they could be "hurt the most" collectively losing $17 billion solely from their bank shareholding. ... |
| | | | ... exposed in the Royal Commission. In their responses to Commissioner Kenneth Hayne's interim report, Australia's big four banks - as well as AMP and Macquarie - went as far as to say Hayne should avoid recommending legislative action disturbing the widely-adopted ... |
| | | | ... advisers - a figure that has remained stagnant for several years. However, looking at advice groups, three of the big four banks have numbers approaching one third of their total adviser force. About 27% of the advisers aligned with Commonwealth Bank ... |
| | | | KPMG and EY highlight Australia's big four banks must balance ongoing compliance costs with continued spending in technology or face being left behind when it comes to innovation. In their post FY18 analysis of Australian bank results, KPMG and EY point ... |
| | | | ... manage the liquidity requirements by allowing them to stress test portfolios easily. Early takers include one of the big four banks, two mutual banks and a neo bank, Perpetual said. |
| | | | ... gear up for the annual Sibos conference from October 22 to 25 in Sydney. The conference will see Australia's big four banks and local startups share the floor with some of the world's most influential organisations, including Microsoft and BNY ... |
| | | | The big four banks are capturing only about 30% of their customers' total spending on financial services products, according to new research. During the Royal Commission, the banks copped criticism for consistently referring existing customers to other ... |
| | | | The chief executives of Australia's big four banks will head to Canberra to face questioning over the findings published in Commissioner Kenneth Hayne's interim report. The House of Representatives Standing Committee on Economics will commence its next ... |
| | | | AMP and Australia's big four banks have responded to the Royal Commission's interim report on misconduct in the financial services sector. The report, released on Friday, was scathing in its review of Australia's major players in financial services. ... |
| | | | ... it, if any change occurs, it will not apply to the Future Funds or the industry funds." He said he expects the big four banks to raise rates out of the cycle, as their overseas funding costs rise. Several smaller banks, including Bendigo and Adelaide ... |
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