This is part 4 of the multi-part series “Fixing Oz Banks”. Earlier parts appear below: Part 1 – Fixing Oz Banks: Why is “taking deposits” so important to bank “lending”? Part […]
Fixing Oz Banks Pt 4: One small step at a time
Fixing Oz Banks Pt 3: The best way to create deposits? – The RBA v the private banks
This is part 3 of the multi-part series “Fixing Oz Banks”. Earlier parts appear below: Part 1 – Fixing Oz Banks: Why is “taking deposits” so important to bank “lending”? Part […]
Fixing Oz Banks Pt 2: Banks ‘leaning’ on the public
In the previous post “Fixing Oz Banks: Why is “taking deposits” so important to bank “lending”?” we considered the features of banks that make them “special” and different to non-banks. Those features include: […]
Fixing Oz Banks Pt 1: Why is “taking deposits” so important to bank “lending”?
Recent Glass Pyramids posts “MyRBA: Banking without the banks” and “Fixing Oz Banks: The critical Bank Royal Commission reform” have discussed some major reforms to Australian banking including the introduction of MyRBA […]
Fixing Oz Banks: The critical Bank Royal Commission reform
The Banking Royal Commission is still in full flight and doing a great job turning a spotlight on the rotten, murky and often crooked Australian banking system but one desperately needed reform […]
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