01 Jun 2023
Banking: The known unknowns
Andrew Cornell |
We might have reached the summit of bank earnings and the way down is uncertain
07 Jun 2023
Household debt growth: not on the cards
Mike Ebstein |
Australians are said to be saddled with debt, but what sort of debt is it? While housing finance debt continues to grow, personal debt is another story.
06 Jun 2023
Climate heats up the productivity challenge
Richard Yetsenga |
The world is beginning to make critical efforts to tackle climate change but will it crowd out other forms of economic activity and stoke inflation?
05 Jun 2023
Opportunities and risks in an internationally ‘UNTIDI’ decade
Cameron Mitchell |
Land war in Europe, tensions in the Taiwan Straits, the return of trade scuffles. Politics is again trumping trade. How do we plan for such an untidy world?
02 Jun 2023
Culture key to combating cybersecurity risk
Paul Kallenbach |
Despite cyberattacks increasing in frequency and severity, organisations are under-prepared and under-resourced for the threat. Combating the threat requires culture change.
29 May 2023
In pictures: How is rent tracking
Felicity Emmett & Eliza Owen |
Renters are the focus of the ANZ CoreLogic 2023 housing affordability report.
31 May 2023
Succession: beating the third generation “curse”.
James Dunlop |
You can spend your life creating generational wealth only to see it squandered, leaving younger family members to start out with nothing. How do you avoid this fate?
30 May 2023
India – what’s all the excitement about?
Rufus Pinto |
India has a remarkable history and story unlike any other. As it becomes the world’s most populous nation, it’s greatest chapter may still to be written.
29 May 2023
PODCAST: solving the rental crisis
Felicity Emmett |
Australians who rent are facing the worst affordability in almost a decade. How did we get in this situation and where do we go from here?
26 May 2023
Testing the case for central bank digital currencies
Nigel Dobson |
The use of central bank digital currencies is gathering pace and there is much work being done by banks and regulators to underpin how these emerging digital assets may be deployed.
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25 May 2023
Tapping into the benefits of energy efficiency
Mark Whelan |
Making better use of the energy we have today is both a reliable way to lower emissions and improve energy affordability.
17 May 2023
Never too late to find your passion
Maile Carnegie |
Many people don’t land their dream job until later in life – so how do you know you’re on the right path?
24 May 2023
Asia debating which currency to peg its hopes on
Raymond Yeung |
Ongoing calls for Hong Kong to change its $HK peg have intensified as the Chinese Yuan rises but there’s a difference between reserve currency status and exchange rate anchoring.
22 May 2023
How generative artificial intelligence can make engineers more efficient
Tim Hogarth |
Artificial intelligence has hit the headlines thanks to the text generation abilities of ChatGPT. But it may also help engineers free up time by producing software code.
19 May 2023
Data driven solutions: from driving quality in technology to violence prevention
Catherine Lockstone |
Catherine Lockstone crunched data when she was on the board of Kara Family Violence Services. That work supported the findings of an Australian Royal Commission. Now she does similar work at ANZ, enhancing the quality of engineering.
18 May 2023
Banking Crises: size doesn’t matter
Andrew Cornell |
Maintaining a vigilant and adaptable regulatory framework is essential as we enter a world where bank runs can be nearly instantaneous and small banks can have big repercussions.
15 May 2023
Collaboration is needed for central bank digital currencies (CBDC)
Julie Bolan |
Banking sector should keep a close eye on the rapidly evolving world of Central Bank Digital Currencies.
16 May 2023
New Zealand Outlook: Rates Ruffle Feathers
Sharon Zollner |
The labour market will weaken, housing will slow, business is moderating. The outlook for New Zealand is for a recession but are still more rate hikes needed?
11 May 2023
Cloud 101: silver linings playbook
Jaimee Salmon & Sally Lau |
Your photos are stored there, your favourite tunes are filed there and, increasingly, billions of dollars are transacted there. It is the Cloud. And many of us are still learning what it is.