Bullock blasts banks over expensive, outage riddled NPP services Economy & Industry With the problem-plagued real-time NPP system having issues processing payrolls, the RBA defends consumer right to choose and use cash.
Premium Insights and analysis Climate change risks are knocking on the door of future economic trends and central banks are taking notice September 6, 2023 By Melissa Coade Economy & Industry Pending RBA governor Michele Bullock outlines her views on the way climate change will affect her future role and the work of the bank.
Premium Insights and analysis Changing of the guard at RBA will accelerate Australia’s great digital reckoning August 7, 2023 By Julian Bajkowski Communications & Technology Ain’t nothing like money moving too quickly for the regulator to crack the whip. Michele Bullock knows what hard innovation questions to ask.
Premium Insights and analysis Straight talk? New RBA governor Michele Bullock has been at it for years July 18, 2023 By Julian Bajkowski Economy & Industry Start as you mean to continue. Michele Bullock has been outwitting banks for decades. Get ready for some major digital interventions.
Premium Columnists Who is Michele Bullock? The central bank veteran who’ll lead the RBA to 2030 July 16, 2023 By Bernard Keane Editors' Picks Michele Bullock, the first female Reserve Bank governor, is an RBA lifer from the payments system side of the bank.
‘Fresh perspective’ in next Reserve Bank governor Michele Bullock July 14, 2023 By Melissa Coade Federal Michele Bullock has been endorsed by the cabinet to replace Philip Lowe as the head of the independent RBA.
Treasurer picks new RBA deputy April 1, 2022 By Melissa Coade Economy & Industry Michele Bullock is the first woman to hold the deputy governor role in the 62-year history of the RBA.
Debelle’s move from RBA to private sector has climate change implications March 11, 2022 By Bernard Keane and Glenn Dyer Editors' Picks Guy Debelle’s departure from the RBA for Andrew Forrest’s green hydrogen play isn’t exactly the kind of subtle, indirect signal that we’re used to from central bankers.
