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Commonwealth Bank Group is one of three banks partnering to provide construction financing of $212 million to UPCAC Renewables Australia for a new solar...

Six of Australia's largest banking and financial services institutions have paid or offered a total of $1.24 billion in compensation, as at 31 December...

Perfume / aftershave – 23 per cent To acknowledge Valentine’s Day this year, CommBank Rewards has partnered with Australian businesses offering cash back on Valentine’s Day gifts. Eligible CBA customers can get cash back deals for a limited time with retailers including Mr Roses, Edible Blooms, Adore Beauty, Peter Alexander, Menulog and RedBalloon. James Stevens, Founder and CEO of leading online florist, Mr Roses, said sentiment around Valentine’s Day has improved year on year, with sa...

Blockchain consortium tries to cut wait times and paper trails.

THE STANDARD By Wainaina Wambu | February 10th 2021 at 09:00:00 GMT +0300 Kenya Airways (KQ) pilots have opposed the latest wave of pay cuts by the national carrier. Kenya Airline Pilots Association (Kalpa) termed the move to effect pay reductions of as much as 30 per cent an illegality that goes against their Collective Bargaining Agreement (CBA) with the airline. “These unilateral actions by KQ management are not only a breach of the CBA but also an illegality in as far as the laws of Ken...

The major banks first-half profit was down 20 per cent from the first half of 2020 as it continued to feel impacts from ultra-low interest rates and the COVID pandemic. In an announcement to the mark

By Kate Weber on Feb 10, 2021 6:02PM Looks in-house for future projects. The Commonwealth Bank has reinforced its intention to focus on building its own in-house IT capabilities and reducing reliance on partnerships for IT delivery. In its half yearly results on Wednesday, the bank announced an intention to increase the size of its 5000-strong engineering team. It also said it would continue to digitise systems and to simplify and reduce the size of it...

Mortgage and business lending both rose in 1H21, but the major bank’s profit dropped 20 per cent as a result of low interest rates and the COVID pandemic, according to new figures.

School banking programs to be banned in Canberra from July, after unanimous support from ACT politicians WedWednesday 10 updated ThuThursday 11 FebFebruary 2021 at 4:32am The Commonwealth Bank has run programs in schools since 1931, and dominates the school banking market. ( Print text only Cancel School banking programs, like Commonwealth Banks Dollarmites program, will be banned from ACT schools from July, after a motion was unanimously passed in the Legislative Assembly yesterday afternoon. ...

The Commonwealth Bank records a 21 per cent drop in its net profit in the wake of Australia's first recession in almost three decades, but its result beat expectations as it capitalises on a shallower downturn and faster economic recovery than initially feared.