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Banks in good shape: Fitch

by Staff Reporter • 6 Feb 2008
Australian banks are strong and should be well positioned to handle the turmoil currently enveloping global markets,... READ MORE
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Lenders warned of ?bleak? outlook

by Staff Reporter • 5 Feb 2008
The JP Morgan and Fujitsu Consulting monthly consumer survey has found around 300,000 Australian households are... READ MORE
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Government to battle spiralling inflation

by Staff Reporter • 4 Feb 2008
The Federal Government has announced a five-point plan to battle inflation and ease the stress of rising interest... READ MORE
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Bluestone servicing business boosts strong group earnings

by Staff Reporter • 1 Feb 2008
Bluestone Servicing, Bluestone Group’s newest business, has proven a success in its first six months of... READ MORE
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New CEO to lead Pepper

by Staff Reporter • 22 Jan 2008
Patrick Tuttle will replace industry veteran John Empey as CEO of Pepper Homeloans. READ MORE
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Global banks? ratings deteriorate

by Staff Reporter • 22 Jan 2008
Negative ratings among global banks jumped from 13 to 69 in the last quarter of 2007. READ MORE
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Commission cuts could dent banks? market share

by Staff Reporter • 22 Jan 2008
Australia’s aggregators have warned that cuts to broker commissions could impact lenders’ volumes through... READ MORE
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City Pacific withdraws merger proposal for MFS

by Staff Reporter • 21 Jan 2008
City Pacific Limited has withdrawn its merger proposal for investment and funds management company MFS Limited. READ MORE
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?Friendly? valuations spell risk for banks

by Staff Reporter • 17 Jan 2008
The big four banks may be exposed to massive losses because of over-inflated commercial property valuations, The... READ MORE
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Hertiage Building Society hikes rates

by Staff Reporter • 16 Jan 2008
Heritage, one of the nation’s largest building societies, yesterday announced a rate increase of 0.15 per cent... READ MORE