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COVID Inquiry before general election 'a very tight window' - Vimarsana News

COVID Inquiry before general election 'a very tight window'

Taoiseach Simon Harris confirmed the terms of reference for a COVID Inquiry could be finalised in the coming weeks

Meet the man who single-handedly destroyed NAB's reputation - Vimarsana News

Meet the man who single-handedly destroyed NAB's reputation

After slashing National Australia Bank's regional branches by a third, CEO Ross McEwan is bailing before a senate inquiry into the closure reports.

Oireachtas committees are confusing and flawed. Here's how to make them work better – The Irish Times - Vimarsana News

Oireachtas committees are confusing and flawed. Here's how to make them work better – The Irish Times

A former political director suggests four simple ways committees could do their jobs more effectively

'Great deal of uncertainty': Major bank CEOs warnings on employment and savings - Vimarsana News

'Great deal of uncertainty': Major bank CEOs warnings on employment and savings

Commbank CEO Matt Comyn and Westpac boss Peter King have warned a Parliamentary inquiry that households may come under further pressure, with unemployment set to rise and COVID-era savings rapidly diminishing.

'Pleasantly surprised': CEOs of ANZ and NAB say they are not seeing signs of mortgage stress opening door for more hikes - Vimarsana News

'Pleasantly surprised': CEOs of ANZ and NAB say they are not seeing signs of mortgage stress opening door for more hikes

The CEO of both ANZ and NAB have told a parliamentary inquiry into the banking sector that their customers are showing "resilience" in the face of rising interest rates, with the majority still able to make payments on their mortgage despite the hikes.