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Major banks confront challenging conditions

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KPMG analysis finds that the Australian major banks (‘the majors’) have reported a continued decline in aggregate cash profits for the first half of 2019. KPMG’s Major Australian Banks Half

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07 May 2019
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Mutuals growth slows but profit up as margin squeeze abates

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2018 saw Australia’s mutual banks, building societies and credit unions (the ‘Mutuals’) continue to grow in an environment characterised by low interest rates, increased competition, a new wave of technological

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29 Nov 2018
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Transitioning to a simpler, safer and more transparent model

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New KPMG research finds that the Australian major banks (‘the majors’) have reported a decrease in aggregate cash profits for the 2018 full year, as they restructure and simplify their

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07 Nov 2018
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Stone & Chalk appoints new Chairman and Board, prepares for ‘scale-up’ phase

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Asia’s largest fintech innovation hub, Stone & Chalk, has announced the appointment of a new chairman and suite of new board members, as it prepares for its next phase of growth,

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27 Sep 2018
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