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05.10.2016

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Banking Inquiry slammed by leading analyst, labelling it a \'sideshow\' MP3

So what do the experts make of this banking sector grilling? Already, at least one banking expert is calling it a 'sideshow'. Martin North is a banking analyst and principle of Digital Finance Analytics. He says the lack of competition among the banks is at the heart of many of the problems consumers face, and it's not clear who or what is actually responsible for improving that. He doubts whether any of the core pro... Source: abc.net.au

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