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Among those manning the oars was wooden boatbuilder Nate Greeley of York, Maine, the craftsman who restored the Mervin F Roberts to its former glory.

In the face of ever-increasing competition from fintechs in the buy now, pay later space, NAB has nabbed its share by launching its first BNPL product. The “NAB Now Pay Later” product will give c

Australia’s four major banks have delivered $14.4 billion in combined headline cash earnings for the 2022 half year, up $700 million or 5.1% from 2021 half year results.

Not having banks involved in advice is distinctive to the Australia market and unlikely to last as advice is critical to the relationship banks want to have with its customers according to EY.

Australia's big four banks — ANZ, CBA, NAB and Westpac- now hold a whopping $1.87 trillion in home loans, and raked in big profits as Australians took on massive home loans.

Chief executive Peter King says multiple official interest rate rises will contribute to slower growth as consumers rein in discretionary spending to ensure they can afford higher interest payments to banks.

New analysis reveals the significant challenges faced by the banking sector

The big four’s squeezed margins could benefit from a rising cash rate, but analysts have tipped it will be countered by fierce industry competition and increased impairments. A KPMG analysis of the

In the face of ever-increasing digitisation and technological advancements, incumbent banks will need to “act now” to protect their advantages, if they want to remain relevant to consumers in the future, a consumer banking survey reveals.

Australian banks are expected to persist with their simplification and digitisation strategies in the year ahead. According to Tim Dring, EY Oceania banking and capital markets leader, Australian b