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- Oct 1, 2026
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Westpac’s business banking division faces huge clean-up task (opens the original)
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Business banking has become a hotbed of activity as home loan growth has slowed, providing even more impetus for Westpac to clean up its act within the division catering to its small, medium and large company customers. Banks are more aggressively targeting business loans this year because they have fatter net interest margins than mortgages, making them more valuable to earnings. Business lending has also continued to climb at an annual pace of 10.9 per cent, compared with home lending, which i
Loan fraud sparks ASIC probe into brokers, introducers and banker pay (opens the original)
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The corporate regulator will conduct a sweeping review of lender conduct, including the use of mortgage brokers and introducers such as lawyers and accountants, in response to at least $4 billion of suspected home loan fraud infecting the portfolios of the nation’s five biggest banks. The Australian Securities and Investments Commission flagged the review, which will also consider banker bonuses and pay, in a letter sent to bank boards and executives on Wednesday. Gift articles to anyone you cho
Veteran stockpicker Peter Cooper overhauls firm, shutting six funds (opens the original)
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Peter Cooper’s eponymous investment firm will shrink the number of funds in its stable to one as part of a drastic reshaping of the business amid performance issues and a tougher climate for active fund managers. On Monday night, Cooper Investors said it would close all its investment vehicles bar the Brunswick Fund, in the most significant overhaul to the business since it started 25 years ago. The changes see six of the firm’s seven funds close and will lead to headcount cuts, including the ex
Ingenia’s board risks fierce revolt if it shuns private equity offer (opens the original)
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Ingenia Communities’ under-pressure board has two real options from here as it considers a third and higher offer from American private equity giant Warburg Pincus, this time one that effectively unravels on Friday. Both camps are manoeuvring in a delicate acquisition dance that has already been taking place since early this month. Now, Warburg Pincus has put forward an offer that it hopes will wedge open the door to due diligence, or a second dance, and several investors are lobbying hard for t
Bank chief risk officers are losing sleep over rogue AI agent threats (opens the original)
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For banks around the world, including Australia’s largest institutions, the threat of rogue artificial intelligence agents causing real-time system issues, or even financial chaos, has become very real. Banks, which are heavily regulated, typically have cyber defences that are extremely difficult to penetrate. Even so, revelations over the past week about AI agents accessing Medicare data, and bots targeting a raft of other government websites, would have bank chief risk officers on high alert.
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