Jack Derwin
- Indexed articles, last 90 days
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- Oct 1, 2026
- Outlet visibility, for Australian Financial Review
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- Sep 15, 2026
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CBA pledges to keep country branches open in regional charm offensive (opens the original)
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Commonwealth Bank will invest $140 million in its bank network this year and extend a pause on regional branch closures until the end of the decade in the hope of distancing itself from major rivals ahead of their appearance at a parliamentary committee next month. The country’s largest bank said it would spend the money upgrading both city and rural branches and maintaining its ATM network in a shot across the bow of an industry divided on how to provide regional services. Gift articles to anyo
Buyout giant Partners Group traps investors amid liquidity worries (opens the original)
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Some of the country’s largest superannuation funds have been unable to withdraw investments in a $12 billion private equity fund run by European buyout giant Partners Group for more than four months amid growing worries about the performance and valuations of unlisted assets. The Swiss firm is one of the world’s largest private equity managers, with more than $US185 billion ($264 billion) in assets, but has told investors in its Global Value Fund that it would not meet redemption requests in Jun
Anthony Eisen sells $67m of Block shares as new ventures gain traction (opens the original)
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Afterpay co-founder Anthony Eisen has sold almost a third of his direct holdings in financial services giant Block in the last three months, offloading 578,000 shares for close to $67 million as he focuses on his next e-commerce business. According to a US Securities and Exchange Commission filing, Eisen has been selling shares in Block since June. He remains a non-executive director of the group after selling the buy now, pay later (BNPL) provider for $39 billion in 2021. Gift articles to anyon
Fixer Sinead Taylor sent to turn around CBA’s New Zealand bank (opens the original)
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When Commonwealth Bank boss Matt Comyn announced this month he was parachuting one of his most trusted lieutenants, Sinead Taylor, into New Zealand to run its ASB subsidiary, it came as a shock. The decision to remove Taylor as head of the institutional bank just 18 months after she had taken on the role – and with no clear successor – so she could lead the bank’s Kiwi franchise, raised questions of why now and why her? Gift 5 articles to anyone you choose each month when you subscribe.
ANZ restructures 400 tech roles as Matos pushes offshoring (opens the original)
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ANZ is embarking on a major restructure of its technology teams, including offshoring roles and overhauling its New Zealand operations, as chief executive Nuno Matos continues to reduce costs and reshape the group’s workforce. The bank told its New Zealand staff this week it was slashing some of its 1500 permanent IT roles as it kicked off a two-week consultation period, with changes to be finalised by early October. Gift 5 articles to anyone you choose each month when you subscribe.
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