Why the new bank tax could be a blessing in disguise
Sally Tindall
Somebody will have to pay the federal government’s new tax on the big banks – and it’s likely to be consumers, potentially in the form
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Lisa Claes
Democratise disruptors to gain a competitive advantage in real estate
Disruption is inevitable in all industries including real estate, says CoreLogic CEO Lisa Claes. But while we can’t halt the wave of chang
Bruce Nixon
Looming NPP offers banks the opportunity to simplify
The expected October completion date for the New Payments Platform (NPP) is looming. The NPP, which will facilitate real time payments betwe
Paul Bennion
Why first home buyers are jumping straight into property investment
It has been increasingly difficult for first home buyers to get their foot on the property ladder over the past year, especially in the boom
Guy McKanna
Financial services employment trends in 2017
Technology is not only changing the way the financial services sector interacts with clients, but how it operates internally too, writes Sup
Serena Huynh
How to attract and maintain relationships with referral partners
Referrals are the bread and butter of broking. The relationship we have with our referral partners is so crucial to our business as they con
Marion Mays
Victorian first home buyers set to win – or are they?
The Victorian state government's announcement that from 1 July first home buyers in Victoria will not have to pay stamp duty has brought abo
Warren Kennaugh
Two ways to manage a team for higher performance
Like so many of us in modern business, William Muir, an evolutionary biologist at Purdue University, was interested in productivity and perf
Michelle Weatherhead
Focus on cyber security from the start
As financial services firms continue to innovate, cyber criminals are presented with new avenues of attack – which means cyber security sh
Peter Andronicos
Business 101 — you're only as good as your last performance
Ever since we were young, we’ve been given advice.
