Academic says Reserve Bank can't be serious on reducing bank reports
KPMG showed banks' collective profits rose by $9.8m to $1.26b in the three months ended June.
Jenny Ruth Thu, 24 Sep 2015
The Reserve Bank’s proposal to reduce the number of times a year banks have to disclose information doesn’t appear to be serious because the case for it is so weak, says Martien Lubberink, associate professor of accounting and capital at Victoria University.
“I’m not sure if it’s a serious
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