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Engaging Work Perfect to deliver a solution that leverages monday.com and Jira has paid dividends for leading banking and payments provider Tyro Payment...

Tyro’s directors must be some of the few workers managing to keep up with inflation.

Cashed up private equity investors are casting aside the niceties.

Tyro Payments’ largest shareholder, Mike Cannon-Brookes-owned Grok Ventures, has taken aim at the David Thodey-led board of the fintech.

Tyro Payment targets cost savings in a renewed focus on earnings under new management

All the pitching around Tyro Payments has finally come to something. 

Bankers have stepped up efforts to end headless chook Tyro Payments’ 2½ year stint on the ASX-boards, pitching the business as a turnaround play to private equity funds.

FNArena's weekly update on short positions in the Australian share market

The S&P/ASX 200 Index added 35.5 points to 7474.4 points. Crown closed at $12.65, up 8.8 per cent, and Rio Tinto 4.1 per cent to $111.70.

10:00 AM Banks have been in the firing line for some time regarding regulatory issues and concerns over credit provisioning. Is the outlook any brighter now? -Banks should experience resilient returns from SME banking operations -Yet returns are depressed as major banks are holding excess CET1 capital -Capital management may still be on offer from all major banks -Macro prudential policies likely first step for regulators to cool housing market   By Eva Brocklehurst Australias banking sector ...