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Asian Markets: 19.6.13, 01:59: Court documents are expected be filed next week against ANZ Bank New Zealand to claim back unfair penalty fees, the first salvo in what will be NZ largest ever class action.
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Asian Markets: 18.6.13, 06:00: ANZ and Macquarie are among 20 banks that the Singaporean regulator has found wanting in a review of setting financial benchmarks.
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Banking: 12.6.13, 06:00: Housing credit has continued to edge up but remains relatively subdued, given the low level of interest rates, while April saw the banks’ share of the home loan pie shrink slightly.
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Banking: 07.6.13, 06:00: Australia and New Zealand Banking Group revealed it is on track to lend $1.2bn to South Australian small businesses this year as it seeks to counter perceptions that banks are not lending to SMEs.
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Banking: 05.6.13, 06:00: The banking industry has agreed to a minimum standard of training for employees as part of a new financial hardship program to assist customers struggling to repay debt.
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Capital Markets: 04.6.13, 06:00: Mortgage finance lender Firstmac will price $400 million of securities backed by prime residential mortgages that it originated and continues to service.
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Banking, Capital Markets: 30.5.13, 06:00: ANZ will buy back $450m of its ordinary shares from the market to neutralise the dilutive impact of issuing shares for its interim 2013 dividend reinvestment plan (DRP) and employee bonus option plan.
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Banking: 30.5.13, 06:00: Business customer satisfaction with the major banks fell further in April to 63.7 per cent while retail customer satisfaction was unchanged at a 17.5-year high of 78.9 per cent.
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Banking: 27.5.13, 06:00: In an environment of anaemic credit growth, banks around the world are reducing bad loans and impairment charges to boost profit, reports Marion Williams.
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Banking: 10.5.13, 06:00: Australia’s four major banks have adapted well to the new environment of slower credit growth, low interest rates and stricter regulation, but the challenge now is to continue to grow earnings.
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