28 November 2012
© Commonwealth of Australia 2012 ISBN 978-1-74229-734-7
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Terms of reference Conduct of the inquiry Structure of the report
Impact on bank funding Market concentration and competition International regulatory changes Libor-fixing scandal
Overview of capital regulation and the Basel Accords The GFC and development of Basel III Details of Basel III Views on Basel III and its overall impact Implementation of Basel III in Australia Committee view
Overview Overall funding costs Deposits Wholesale debt Future direction of funding costs
Reaction of financial institutions Customers' perspectives Predatory lending and incentives for bank employees Information on conditions in the lending market
Bankwest's expansion prior to the global financial crisis The global financial crisis and developments in the UK The acquisition of Bankwest by the CBA Actions by the CBA following the acquisition Experiences of Bankwest business customers following the acquisition Committee comment
The terms of the CBA's purchase of Bankwest The post-GFC property market and business environment Revaluations, receivers and 'market value' Options available for borrowers to seek redress Difficulties in seeking redress
How the committee approached this part of the inquiry A proportionate and balanced response Making dispute resolution schemes more relevant to small business The role of receivers Small finance issues more generally
A banking sector in transition Over fifteen years since the previous inquiry Competition Regulatory structures and distortions currently in place Funding mix and stability Broad support Committee view
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