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| | | ... resolving an issue in a timely way. If systems have let customers down, we expect all financial institutions, especially our banks, to act quickly to reduce consumer harm." In response, NAB said the issue "related to the incorrect selection of a fee ... |
| | | | ... "There's a lot of commentary on a possible '70s-style, second wave of inflation. And how if that were to happen, central banks would need to react. "But I don't believe we're going down that path. We're not even close to a rerun of the 70s." In the 1970s ... |
| | | | ... obstacles. "Given the Australian banking sector's reliance on AT1 - and noting how rapidly contagion spread across international banks earlier this year - APRA wants to start exploring how we can make sure this form of capital functions as intended should ... |
| | | | ... Mortlock said. "The US sports investment market is by far the most advanced in the world with family offices, global investment banks, venture capital, private equity and the like, all looking to access a sector that has been uncorrelated to traditional ... |
| | | | ... further away than might have been expected," he said. "Our expectation is that will lead to lower returns overall as central banks prioritize reducing inflation over fostering economic growth; however, we are confident the super fund will continue to ... |
| | | | ... FAR replaces and extends the Banking Executive Accountability Regime by imposing tough new accountability obligations on banks, insurers, and superannuation funds. The FAR ensures that these institutions clearly identify individuals who will be held ... |
| | | | ... credit contract in response to a customer's notice, they must notify the customer of this and why they have not agreed. Banks must also inform customers that they have the right to go to the Australian Financial Complaints Authority (AFCA) if they want ... |
| | | | ... is setting the pace in this area by funnelling capital into innovative farm technology, he added. Meanwhile, as central banks struggle to control inflation, McKay highlighted that agricultural investments stand out as a proven inflation hedge. He noted ... |
| | | | ... central bank functions. "On a broader scale, there is a question about whether climate-related trends could cause central banks to re-examine the relative merits of flexible inflation targeting," Bullock said. "The RBA Review considered this question ... |
| | | | ... year, making record payments to shareholders," Lofthouse said. "A weaker economic environment is typically negative for banks, but the positive effect on bank margins from the end of years of ultra-low interest rates is very powerful and is driving dividend ... |
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