open banking

Dangerous screen scraping could soon be banned, with risk appetites changing after millions of Australians had their personal data stolen.

Card fraud numbers explode again despite online fraud crackdowns. So why is there a policy that still lets banks offload their big losses?

Real-time payments were meant to solve a bunch of issues. Now not so much. So, after three decades of immediacy, how do you slow things down?

Andrew Leigh is a lot closer to the everyday aspirations of the bulk of Australians who earn a living outside the public sector than are many of his partisan peers.

Reports on Open Banking, de-banking and shutting regional bank branches have all landed. They paint a miserable policy and regulatory picture.

Tensions are rising between banks, the government and communities over shuttered services. Could Australia Post have an answer?