4 result(s) for “Financial Stability”
National Australia Bank’s plan to cut up to 2,500 roles and Westpac’s separate reduction of about 140 positions underline a wider wave of workforce change across Australia’s banking sector, raising questions about technology, regulation and the short term impact on the labour market.
TAL Daiichi Life Australia has made a conditional, non binding proposal to acquire the remainder of Challenger, triggering scrutiny from markets and regulators and raising strategic questions about foreign consolidation in Australia’s retirement services sector.
The Reserve Bank of Australia in its October 2026 Financial Stability Review warns that elevated global government bond yields and rapid AI-driven shifts in markets pose the most significant risks to domestic financial stability, while the housing downturn and household indebtedness remain manageable for now.
At its 2026 research conference the Reserve Bank of Australia set out a clearer framework for so called additional monetary policy tools and flagged the growing role of financial stability risks for business planning.