Business Today

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Rs 2 lakh crore booty is making its way to the coffers of public sector banks (PSBs). The fresh capital infusion from the government will not only boost their ability to write cheques but also help deal with the ever rising provisioning requirement

WellBeing Wild

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When did the Bank Australia journey first begin? In 1957, as the CSIRO Co-operative Credit Society, can you believe it? Since then, we have had credit unions and co-ops merge together to eventually become Australia’s first customer-owned bank in 2011

Entrepreneur

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Advertising and publishing veteran Janelle Regotti was looking for a business to buy. The right opportunity presented itself last year when she found Guide Publishing, a company that distributes a quarterly resource guide for Northeast Ohio seniors.

Money Magazine

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We are proud to bring you the 15th edition of the Consumer Finance Awards. A lot has changed in 15 years, not least the rate environment, what banks are capable of delivering through digital platforms, and what customers want. We reflected on all the

Money Magazine

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Idon’t remember all the gifts I received as a young child, but there was one particular present that stood out – my very first piggy bank. I can’t tell you what it looked like (except that it was definitely porcelain), but to this day I vividly remem

NPR

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The former teller stole the money over the course of two years, using it to bankroll tropical vacations and to pay off debt.

Singapore Tatler

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“I had spent over 25 years working for some of the world’s top restaurants, bars and hotels before stepping out on my own. It was in 2013 when my wife Sarissa convinced me that it was time to do something for ourselves. Besides not having a guarantee

NZ Property Investor

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July saw the highest number of sales for the month of July in five years both nationwide and in Auckland. Year-on-year, sales were up by 24.6% nationwide and by 30.3% in Auckland. March’s record OCR cut continues to be passed on by the banks. There’

American Craft

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FRUGALITY HAS BEEN A constant in Angelica Pozo’s life. “I’ve always been conscientious about my spending,” says the 65-year-old Cleveland clay artist. “My parents both went through the Depression, so they raised me with respect for how hard it is to

Money Magazine

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Once every 10 years or so, banking takes a technology leap that propels the industry into a different direction. In the 1990s, it was telephone banking. In 2001, it was internet banking and some time after 2010 it was mobile and apps. If history is a

Money Magazine

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Suncorp achieved a hat trick this year, winning Bank of the Year for the third year straight. It beat finalists Macquarie Bank and Bendigo Bank for the top spot. Macquarie emerged as a new competitor from last year’s top 10 while Bendigo finished as

Psychologies

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IN 2014, I QUIT MY JOB IN BANKING to start my own bank. Every other industry had responded to new technology and changed, but banking was still the same boring banking. I felt passionately that there was space for a new bank that was technology drive

Nomad Africa

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So says, Eldon Pillay, Manager, Growth and Acquisition Finance at Standard Bank who states that the key to a more vibrant SME sector is not only increased support from the major corporate sector, but also a move away from the ‘vanilla’ debt finance o

Entrepreneur

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Eighteen months ago, Jessica was living a lifestyle most people only dream about -- debt-free, hundreds of thousands in the bank, owner of a kick-ass retail business and a net worth approaching eight digits. Then she got sued. Now she hardly sleeps.

Shooting Times & Country

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We live in extraordinary times. COVID-19 has changed the world as we know it. Even those of us who are lucky enough to live and work in the countryside will have had to make changes to our daily routines, and rightly so. True, we are shielded from ma

BBC Top Gear Magazine

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I’ve been thinking about car finance too much recently. And whenever I do, it’s hard not to conclude that the way we buy cars has become dangerously contorted. Back in the day, my parents used to write cheques for their cars. They weren’t especially

Business Today

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"Is Rana Kapoor still part of the bank?," an analyst asked Ravneet Singh Gill, the MD & CEO, who succeeded Kapoor at the troubled Yes Bank five months ago. The query, during a call with investors last month, was triggered by reports that the founder

NZ Property Investor

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I’m often asked to sell properties that have had unconsented work done. In fact, I estimate maybe one in four properties on the market right now have unconsented work of some kind, ranging from minor through to significant unconsented changes. One th

Rotman Management

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QUESTIONS FOR Ann Kaplan (Rotman MBA ‘05), CEO, iFinance Canada What prompted you to launch Medicard Finance (now iFinance Canada) 20 years ago, and how has your business model evolved over the years? In 1996, the indications were that Canada would b

Beijing Review

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The Second China International Import Expo held in Shanghai in November 2019 offered diabetes patients a wide array of treatment products. They ranged from tiny insulin injection needles from Japan to blood glucose monitors using biosensors, an innov

Log Home Living

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The wave of mergers in the banking industry continues — big regional and money center banks getting bigger, sometimes swallowing up smaller competitors. At first glance, it may not mean much to the consumer, but when it comes to financing a log or ti

NEXT

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We’ve all seen that couple in the restaurant. The ones who have clearly been together for years, who seem quite unremarkable – until it comes to paying. At which point, rather than put it on the shared bank account, they split the bill, or discuss wh

Australasian Bus & Coach

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The Heritage Group is a privately owned firm with a team of highly experienced professionals. Rupert Legh, the founding director of Pacific Royal Group and now the Heritage Group, has more than 40 years of experience in finance and banking. The compa

ELLE Australia

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I’M INCREASINGLY MINDFUL of how I spend my money – not because it’s scant – but because with three daughters, I want how I spend and invest to have a positive impact on the world. I’m not alone in this thinking, as new research found many Australians

PC Pro Magazine

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It’s a warm Friday night in late June 2020 and Katie Shadwell is wondering what to make her kids for tea. Her benefits payment from the Department of Work and Pensions (DWP) should have landed in her account by now so she can buy enough food to get h

You South Africa

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HERE was no brandishing of guns, no terrified customers lying on the floor, no screech of tyres from getaway vehicles. Still, it remains one of the biggest and most brazen bank heists in South African history. With the help of a sophisticated network

Business Today

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In August, HDFC Life, the fastest-growing private sector life insurance company, entered the coveted Nifty-50, the flagship index of the National Stock Exchange tracked by global investors. The newly listed private insurer is now rubbing shoulders wi

Rotman Management

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FACULTY FOCUS Claire Celerier, Professor of Finance, Rotman School of Management Many people believe that the finance sector is contributing disproportionately to income inequality in our society. Do you agree? I do. Ever since the 1980s, compensatio

NZ Property Investor

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It is an interesting time in the property cycle at the moment. So much so that some are saying things are going to crash and burn, while others like me think it is going to tick away pretty well sideways for the next one to two years with small ups a

New Idea

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Q I WANT TO MOVE MY BANK ACCOUNTS AND SUPERANNUATION MONEY TO INSTITUTIONS THAT ARE INVESTING IN CLIMATE CHANGE SOLUTIONS. HOW WOULD I GO ABOUT RESEARCHING THIS? KAREN, NSW. A Great question. In the aftermath of the bushfires that have ravaged Aust