Etienne Alexiou has more than succeeded in humiliating ANZ and exposing the toxic, masculine and sexist culture that pervades ...

More consumers who use digital assets such as cryptocurrency, wrapped tokens, stablecoins, tokenised securities and digital asset wallets can now access AFCA’s dispute resolution service.

On 27 January 2026, without any fanfare other than inclusion in a newsletter a few months later, the ACCC very quietly ...

The Scam Rules will govern the processes AFCA will use to resolve disputes under the as-yet-not-finalised Scams Prevention ...

According to MYOB, over 40% of small businesses, who want to use open banking to share their transaction data, give up.

Areas of common concern within the banking industry include the short implementation timeframe and the lack of any shared responsibility borne by the consumer.

PEXA and the major banks “have deliberately delayed and hindered the interoperability program” in eConveyancing, the report ...

Tomorrow, Australia's payments industry crosses a line it cannot uncross. The Reserve Bank of Australia's most sweeping ...

Around 10% of global payments revenue is at risk from the embrace of ‘accelerated intelligent money’ Capgemini Research ...

Ahead of the Scams Prevention Framework common and industry codes taking effect from 31 March 2027, AFCA has formally strengthened its coordination with the Telecommunications Industry Ombudsman.

Customer-owned banks do not have the luxury of being able to “fill up the roadmap” with every possible project due to their smaller scale and team size. read more ...

BankingDay articles by author Ian Rogers. The RBNZ will need to dial down its requirements for licencing new digital banks, and soon licence a fintech or a few fintechs, if there is to be any genuine ...