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The Wallis Report and the Australian Financial System

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Bank fees, electronic banking, consumer protection, privacy, mergers between financial institutions, and whether your money is or should be 'safer' in a bank than in a building society or credit union - Professor Perkins summarises and analyses the recommendations made in the Wallis Report on these and other issues. He also looks at and discusses press reaction and the preliminary responses of the government. Economics students, business people and anyone wondering what direction our financial system will take in the next millennium will value this succinct account.

Language: English

Pages: 80

Format: Paperback

Publisher: Melbourne University Publishing

Release: February 01, 1998

ISBN: 0522848249

ISBN 13: 9780522848243

The Wallis Report and the Australian Financial System

0/5 ( ratings)

Bank fees, electronic banking, consumer protection, privacy, mergers between financial institutions, and whether your money is or should be 'safer' in a bank than in a building society or credit union - Professor Perkins summarises and analyses the recommendations made in the Wallis Report on these and other issues. He also looks at and discusses press reaction and the preliminary responses of the government. Economics students, business people and anyone wondering what direction our financial system will take in the next millennium will value this succinct account.

Language: English

Pages: 80

Format: Paperback

Publisher: Melbourne University Publishing

Release: February 01, 1998

ISBN: 0522848249

ISBN 13: 9780522848243

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