The big banks say the social media behemoth has allowed criminals to prosper on its platforms, and urged it to thwart 'mules' who rent out their bank accounts to bad actors involved in scams.
Banking
Australia’s banks head into 2026 with Macquarie in the freshly minted ‘big five’ and the majors battling tech revamps, restructures, talent raids and regulation.
The painfully slow transition from legacy system to new payment rails continues as the public sector drags its feet.
ANZ chair Paul O’Sullivan and the board survived a second strike and a blistering AGM as furious shareholders and staff slammed governance, job cuts and board pay.
The big banks are stepping back into the commercial real estate lending space, creating more competition with lenders.
The central bank's deputy governor and an official from the Australian Signals Directorate have both warned that geopolitical tensions are exacerbating the risks to financial system stability.
ANZ’s chair and board are facing an AGM showdown, with proxy votes signalling a possible second strike and renewed scrutiny on fees, accountability and performance.
Anxious former ANZ employees were expecting to receive their final payments from the bank on Wednesday. They've been told they will have to wait another two weeks.
Ethical funds and angry shareholders put Westpac on blast over climate at its AGM, sending a signal ahead of NAB and ANZ’s turn in the hot seat.
As Airwallex celebrates a decade in business, the Australian-founded fintech darling faces mounting scrutiny over its China ties, data practices and internal culture.
An executive behind more than $7 billion in social and affordable housing will part ways with ANZ, sparking concerns it could lose ground to its rivals in the rapidly growing area.
An ugly spat on X this week has underscored the intrigue surrounding Airwallex and its backstory, amid simmering tensions between the US and China on tech.
A 30-year veteran of ANZ and the bank’s most prominent climate face will depart under a series of changes being announced internally this week.
APRA is tightening its grip on high-risk borrowers as investor lending surges and the big banks begin edging away from the most highly geared loans.
The big four banks are all in retreat, to varying degrees, from one of the riskiest corners of the property investing market. It could leave second-tier lenders to fill the void.
A hot property market has fuelled a boom in buyers agents, but critics say weak, outdated regulation has let bad actors thrive as reckless advice spreads online.
