CBA

CMSF 2019

Samuel: Cultural change must come from the top

Executives should be paid properly for the job they are expected to do, and rewarded for an outstanding job, says former chair of the antitrust regulator, Graeme Samuel.

Elizabeth FryMarch 14, 2019

Hedge Funds

What are wealth businesses worth?

Analysts have thrown into doubt valuations of listed wealth management businesses in the wake of the Hayne royal commission.

Matthew SmithNovember 1, 2018

Matt Comyn, chief executive of CBA (supplied).

Royal Commission

Banks only scratch surface on conflicted remuneration

It took a pair of velvet gloves to force the country’s largest banks to move to change their outdated and conflicted remuneration practices.

Matthew SmithOctober 11, 2018

Technology

CFS, UTS tie-up helps predict at-risk super customers

CFS is using machine learning to predict who of its customers are most in danger of risking their super.

Rachel AlembakisOctober 3, 2018

Royal Commission

More trouble expected for banks in wealth

Analysts warn investors compensation costs will rise for the big banks, following the Hayne inquiry's hotly anticipated interim report.

Alice UribeSeptember 28, 2018

Royal Commission

CommInsure used outdated definitions to reject claims

CommInsure's Helen Troup admits to the Hayne Inquiry it was motivated by "commercial considerations" in not updating medical definitions.

Ben HurleySeptember 12, 2018

Royal Commission

More class actions against retail funds ‘within weeks’

AMP and CBA were singled out by a law firm that could file class actions in which “a third of adult Australians” could be eligible.

Matthew SmithSeptember 11, 2018

Royal Commission

CFS misled members after MySuper transfer bungle

Colonial First State executive Linda Elkins admits the organisation wrote misleading communications to its members.

Ben HurleyAugust 15, 2018

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