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Competition Regulator Authorizes Collaboration Among Banks, Industry Participants for Continuity of Cash-in-Transit Services
MT NewswiresSep 12 03:07 ET
AT1 Phase-Out Will Not Impact 'Big 4' Banks' Ratings, Says Fitch
MT NewswiresSep 12 00:03 ET
Westpac Banking Buys Back Over 990,000 Shares
MT NewswiresSep 11 20:46 ET
Snapped up 300 Westpac Shares in 2021? Here's How Much Passive Income You've Already Earned
The Motley FoolSep 11 00:09 ET
11 ASX 200 Stocks That Smashed New 52-week Highs Today
The Motley FoolSep 10 03:27 ET
Australian Regulator Proposes Changes to Banks' Capital Frameworks
MT NewswiresSep 10 00:24 ET

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gbsurfer

Aug 29 21:51

yup.. really sorry to leave.
only did so because the dividend yield was so low due to stratospheric share price.
i m not sure I have 10 years left in me, so dividend yields now drive my decisions. Mainly VHY..indexed so, average all around, but diversified and thus derisked.
I still hold $Westpac Banking Corp (WBC.AU)$ and $ANZ Group Holdings Ltd (ANZ.AU)$ … neither fill me with joy but at least the yields are still north of 5%.
I still watch CBAs price rises with glee..nothing makes me sleep more...

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mrminivee

Aug 22 02:18

🚨 As ASX stares down 10th straight gain 🏆
Keep in mind market is forecasting 4 x 0.25% rate cuts in 2025! Either: Aus economy is far weaker than RBA thinks...or market is too bullish on rate cuts! 🤔
$BHP Group Ltd (BHP.AU)$ $Westpac Banking Corp (WBC.AU)$ $CommBank (CBA.AU)$

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gbsurfer

Jul 5 05:01

Today’s trading range of 24.1 points or 0.31% was the sixth smallest on record (in percentage terms).
That fact boggled my mind. As in: today was historically benign! 🤯
Is it the usual we can’t do anything good on a Friday for fear of impending major US economic data (note NFP’s are due tonight)?
Or is it we lack the necessary impetus to break through the record high of 7911?
Probably both, but evidence to support the latter is thus: 3 of the 10 smallest trading ranges on record for the S&P/ASX ...

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Jessica Amir

Jul 1 03:46

Columns When you want dividends; why are you looking at the US, instead of Australian banks, who pay the most

The biggest US banks including Goldman $Goldman Sachs (GS.US)$, BofA $Bank of America (BAC.US)$, Citi $Citigroup (C.US)$ and Wells Fargo $Wells Fargo & Co (WFC.US)$ boosted their dividend payouts after passing the Fed's annual stress test.But the US banking sector's average forward dividend yield of 4.00% (as per consensus for the year ahead), still lags under Australian counterparts.
American Banks ...