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Removing the financial threshold test | Money Management

The financial threshold test should be removed, according to Super Consumers Australia and a leading consumer advocacy lawyer, as measuring net worth is an unreliable indicator of financial literacy.

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Banking royal commission recommendations flounder, two years on

Banking royal commission recommendations flounder, two years on Posted WedWednesday 3 updated ThuThursday 4 FebFebruary 2021 at 1:44am The Government has, on some counts, only implemented just over a third of Kenneth Hayne s recommendations so far. ( Print text only Key points: Of its 76 recommendations, only about one-third have come into law Some key protections have been downgraded or abandoned Two years ago, the final report of the banking royal commission exposed a culture of rapacious greed, of profits and shareholders being put before customers and the law. But there has been slow progress to fix the scandals exposed. The aftermath of the 2018 probe killed the careers of the chief executives and chairs of several of Australia s top banks: AMP, NAB and Westpac. Court battles against IOOF, NAB, the Commonwealth Bank, Allianz and more have been won, lost or are ongoing.

Banks response to COVID-19 can rebuild reputations, says CBA s Comyn

Advertisement Commonwealth Bank chief executive Matt Comyn has expressed hope the industry’s tarnished reputation has been partly repaired by how banks responded to the coronavirus pandemic, after lenders played a key role in shielding the economy from the shock. In comments marking two years since the banking royal commission’s final report, Mr Comyn, who is also chairman of the Australian Banking Association, said the industry had taken steps to make sure “simply unacceptable” failures did not happen again. CBA chief executive Matt Comyn. Credit:Louise Kennerley Aside from a series of changes to banks’ policies that resulted from the explosive inquiry into financial misconduct, Mr Comyn also sought to highlight the importance of how banks dealt with customers on a daily basis, including during the economic shock sparked by COVID-19.

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