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The major bank’s cash earnings have plunged by 70 per cent, triggered by a spike in provisions associated with the COVID-19 crisis and one-off costs relating to AUSTRAC action.

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The major bank has set aside over $1 billion in new credit impairment charges, as it braces for a rise in delinquencies following the expiry of loan deferral periods.

Heritage Bank has appointed an ex-Westpac NZ chief executive as the replacement for Vivienne Quinn, who has stepped down after 25 years. 

The lender has joined peers in requiring brokers to ramp up their probe of their client’s financial position.

The major bank has announced that 1,000 first home buyers have now finalised the purchase of their home under the FHLDS, with a further 2,400 promised a place in the scheme.

Mortgage Business is launching its first ever virtual event – the Commercial Masterclass 2020 – teaching mortgage advisers how to survive, revive and regenerate their businesses during the ...

The major bank has written off $1.6 billion in impairments relating to the economic fallout from the COVID-19 outbreak.

The big four bank has announced two senior executive appointments, including a new head of retail, and has launched a $3.5 billion capital raise aimed at strengthening the bank’s funding ...

The number of auctions held across the combined capital cities fell to 431 in the week ending 26 April, down from the 1,922 scheduled in the week prior, according to CoreLogic data.