Posts tagged "royal commission"

When it comes to the Victorian government and Crown Casino, it seems warning flags were ignored and the result was not devastating victory but a disastrous commercial and reputational crisis.

Even before the global pandemic, Australia’s home care system was struggling to attract and retain quality healthcare and support workers. 

Treasurer Josh Frydenberg appears to have thrown the most important findings of the banking royal commission under a bus.

Lookout is the world’s first digital care management platform designed with lived expertise and the customer's perspective front of mind.

CBA is facing penalties after the Federal Court found it charged business customers interest at more than double the rate they were advised.

Treasurer Frydenberg has asked the ACCC to do another inquiry into the banks' pricing practices, and there are four questions it ought to be asking.

The ACCC has been directed to launch a mortgage pricing inquiry that will examine barriers for consumers looking to ditch the big banks.

ASIC has given a partial tick of approval to proposed changes to how small businses banking is regulated, but more controversial changes remain in question.

NAB is axing a tranche of fees in an effort to simplify its relationship with around 65,000 small business clients in the wake of the royal commision.

Mortgage brokers say they are encouraged by a coalition backflip on trail commissions and are urging Labor to follow suit.

The ABA has refused to commit to changing the definition of small business in the banking industry code, outlining concerns about small-business lending.

While the royal commission has undoubtedly done some damage, I think the whole process should give entrepreneurs a tremendous confidence boost.