
Xinja Bank Failure: Lessons for Depositors
Xinja Bank announced its decision to wind up its banking operations shortly before Christmas 2020
Xinja Bank announced its decision to wind up its banking operations shortly before Christmas 2020
During December, Australian Government Bonds were issued at a negative interest rate for the first
The plan for Australia’s economic recovery seems clear being to contain any virus outbreaks until
As is well known, a financial advisor paid by a client has a fiduciary duty
In the early months of the pandemic, forecasts for house price movements were between a
It seems nine months into the COVID pandemic there have been three major effects on
The NSW Office of Local Government (OLG) recently reported it was intending to work with
As both the absolute levels of interest rates and credit margins contract, it is increasingly
The Federal Treasurer announced in September the government’s intention to abolish or roll back the
S&P ratings agency recently downgraded by one notch the long-term credit rating of AMP Bank
Xinja Bank announced its decision to wind up its banking operations shortly before Christmas 2020 and it returned all customer deposits in January. In doing
During December, Australian Government Bonds were issued at a negative interest rate for the first time. On 10 December 2020, the Australian Office for Financial
The plan for Australia’s economic recovery seems clear being to contain any virus outbreaks until the majority of the population is vaccinated, the most vulnerable
As is well known, a financial advisor paid by a client has a fiduciary duty to act in that client’s best interests, but a broker
In the early months of the pandemic, forecasts for house price movements were between a 10% and 20% fall. The major banks were generally expecting
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