Banking
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Why I can’t bank on Lloyds any more
Victoria Coren MitchellI adore my local branch and I loathe the way the bosses are closing so many of them
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Project Syndicate economists Airing the IMF's dirty European laundry
Barry EichengreenThe Fund’s independent evaluation office has issued a comprehensive critique of its role in Europe’s post-2008 crisis -
Melbourne man Brandon Tomlin has severe cerebral palsy and cannot walk or talk but staff said he was ‘violent’ and he was banned from Westpac branches
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The head of the competition regulator says credit cards need to be examined, with the gap between credit card interest rates and the official cash rate now more than 18%
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The country’s biggest bank said after-tax profits rose 3% in the past 12 months helped by retail and small business lending
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Lloyds Trade Union starts court action over guaranteed minimum pensions which discriminate against women
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Competition and Markets Authority set to unveil focus on overdraft and bank account switching after two-year investigation
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Matteo Renzi’s pledge on constitutional reform is starting to look as ill-starred as David Cameron’s Brexit poll
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Sudden announcement comes shortly after chief said no decision had been taken and bank revealed first-half loss of £2bn
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Bailed-out bank takes fresh hit for legal disputes and says more cost cuts needed to counter economic impact of Brexit vote
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Jeff Morris, who revealed a scandal at Commonwealth Bank, also questions what donations banks made to the Liberal party
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The EU referendum ‘may adversely affect’ the bank’s London arm, according to a regulatory filing, as US banks may follow suit in order to serve eurozone
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Bailed-out banks NatWest and Lloyds appear reticent to cut SVR rates despite warning from Bank of England governor
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Opposition leader’s call comes after former Reserve Bank board member John Edwards backed inquiry and PM called on banks to pass on RBA rate cut in full
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The Fed fined the bank on Wednesday for what it called the use and disclosure of confidential materials that the US uses in its supervision of banks
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Bank has ‘exited’ some of its customers in effort to clean up its business in the wake of regulatory investigations
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Bank admits compliance issues in US and reveals requests from world regulators after Panama scandal
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Chief executive announces bank has been rooting out some of its customers in the wake of regulatory investigations
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Italian and German banks incur heavy losses, weighed further by prospect of prolonged period of low interest rates
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Bill Shorten asks Malcolm Turnbull to reconsider banking royal commission