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Smith,Wesson&Westpac.
The wanted developer has broken his silence,labelling the police “lying dogs” and making false claims against David Chandler and Ray Hadley.
Chief executive Peter King said the bank wanted to sharpen its focus on business and consumer banking as he unveiled a new structure.
A knee-jerk reaction to significantly reduce or end access to remote work,particularly hybrid work,would be a mistake.
The head of the banking giant says there will be more pressure on households over the next six months,as past rate rises flow through to customers accounts.
The Australian economy continues to grapple with sustained inflation across a range of categories,with food prices tracking at 8 per cent in the March quarter.
The bank’s outgoing chief economist will stay on as a senior management adviser on policy committees.
Macquarie Group’s rapid growth in mortgages has slowed sharply,which could be a sign the investment giant is happy to sit out a period of fierce competition.
The profitability of the big four banks’ New Zealand businesses will go under the microscope as part of a new inquiry launched by the NZ government.
Big banks have downgraded their growth forecasts as households rein in spending to keep up with rising interest rates,but the treasurer says a strong jobs market leaves the country well-placed “to face the challenges ahead”.