Ten or so years ago, Eftpos was in such a fix that real question marks were hanging over its commercial viability. Eftpos’ ...

Cash use has stabilised over the past few years, with around 15% of payments, by number, made in cash every week, insights ...

Australian banks are supporting the roll-out of zero interest loans under the National Reconstruction Fund’s $1 billion Economic Resilience Program, with applications now open.

Paul Jennings, the former interim CEO of Eftpos Payments Australia Ltd (as it then was) was the first witness in what is ...

Deposit Power, part of the Credeq Group, has announced the acquisition of Deposit Assure, bringing together two established ...

Industry credit losses will rise markedly, mainly in 2027, under a new and adverse downside scenario projected by S&P Global ...

Offshoring, outsourcing and widespread job cuts – labelled “workforce changes” by the bank – have been foreshadowed by ...

The Panel also said “the conduct of the Humm board, in failing to engage substantively with the Credit Corp Proposal, in light of the statements Humm made to the market on 17 December 2025 and 14 ...

Cuscal Limited has agreed to acquire Paymark Limited (trading as Worldline New Zealand) for total cash consideration of A$27 ...

BankingDay articles by author Ian Rogers. Westpac yesterday announced an additional credit impairment charge of 10 basis points of average gross loans that will be recognised in its half-year results ...

The steady and meaningful rebuild of its market share over the last year or so – seemingly against the odds – is translating into a gentle recovery in the profitability of Westpac. Net profit in the ...

APRA will apply a limit on elevated debt-to-income home lending levels to all banks. From 1 February next year, the DTI limit on home loans will allow banks to lend up to 20 per cent of their new ...