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UK's challenger banks at crossroads
Most UK challenger banks have been operating on an even keel over the past three-to-four years but their prospects are now far less...
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Credit outlook dim for the US, brighter for Europe
The latest credit forecasts reveal rising global defaults as the outlook dims for the US while remaining surprisingly bright in...
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Industry reforms starting to gain traction: McPhee
Good progress has been made by the industry in achieving reforms, with banks making a solid improvement in customer advocacy, Ian...
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Legal firm resets team in wake of growing bank reforms
King and Wood Mallesons (KWM) has reset its legal team on the back of the unprecedented level of regulation impacting financial...
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A big win for the banks
Wednesday was a watershed day for the banks since they finally have clarity on capital for the first time since before the global...
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Turnaround: China attracts investment flows
Chinese authorities are trying hard to attract foreign investment funds and the latest calculations from a Washington think-tank...
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Bank capital still too low
APRA's new capital rules might not look as alarming as initially feared but bank executives should not get too comfortable since...
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IAG centralises operations, names new CEO
Insurance Australia Group has created single Australian division, appointing current chief operating officer Mark Milliner, to lead...
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APRA speaks: banks respond
ANZ's equity capital is already the strongest of the majors so it is no surprise that the lender has told shareholders it is happy...
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