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National Australia Bank is acquiring digital health claims startup LanternPay, the latest salvo in an ongoing battle for supremacy in the $120 billion health payments sector, according to an American

Technology and investment company DigitalX has hired a National Australia Bank executive as its new chief executive officer.

Perth-listed crytpo fund manager DigitalX has appointed National Australia Banks head of digital innovation and sustainability as chief executive.

National Australia Bank is one of Australia''s ''big four'' banks. Analysts at NAB expect the RBA to end its QE bond-buying program at the February meeting. We expect the QE program to be wound up in February which would see the current and final tranche of bond purchases

Australia's second-largest lender, National Australia Bank, defended its environmental credentials on Friday as investors at an annual meeting complained its emissions disclosures are less complete th

National Australia Bank Limited (OTCMKTS:NABZY)’s stock price crossed above its 200-day moving average during trading on Tuesday . The stock has a 200-day moving average of $10.21 and traded as high as $10.22. National Australia Bank shares last traded at $10.16, with a volume of 94,550 shares. NABZY has been the topic of several recent […]

Citigroup has reportedly selected its preferred bidders for its consumer banking assets in Asia, has part of its broader plans announced earlier this year to exit retail markets where it lacks scale. Citi has chosen its preferred bidder for its consumer banking assets in various Asian markets including Thailand, Indonesia, Malaysia, China and the Philippines, according to a «Bloomberg» report citing unnamed sources. This is part of its plan announced in April this year to exit 13 retail markets including 10 in Asia Pacific. The National Australia Bank has been the first in the region to cut a deal, agreeing to buy Citis Australian consumer banking unit in a deal valued at around A$1.2 billion ($880 million). Southeast Asia Earlier this month, the Union Bank of the Philippines was reportedly selected as Citis preferred bidder for its Filipino consumer banking assets in a potential deal valued at around $1 billion. Elsewhere in Southeast Asia, the American banks top picks include Mitsubishi UFJ-owned Bank of Ayudhya for its Thai assets in an estimated $2 billion sale; UOB for its Indonesian assets in a potential multi-hundred million dollar deal; and Standard Chartered for its Malaysian assets in another multi-hundred million dollar sale.

National Australia Bank Limited (ASX:NAB) insider Kathryn Fagg purchased 726 shares of the stock in a transaction that occurred on Tuesday, December 7th. The stock was purchased at an average price of A$27.51 ($19.37) per share, with a total value of A$19,972.26 ($14,064.97). The company also recently declared a Final dividend, which will be paid []

Highlights Users of the Melbourne-based myCryptoWallet platform have been left unable to access their funds Bitcoin has rebounded 4 percent in the past 24 hours to nudge over the US$50,000 mark Along with the Shiba Inu community, crypto exchange Huobi Global have also expressed a desire to strengthen the security of BitMart Customers Left Short After Liquidation of Aussie Crypto Trading Platform Crypto trading customers have been left reeling after being left short thousands of dollars following the liquidation of a prominent Australian crypto trading platform. Users of the Melbourne-based myCryptoWallet platform have been left unable to access their funds after administrators were called in on Friday to liquidate the company which boasts some 20,000 members. myCryptoWallet, since its launch in 2017, has experienced an array of problems, including tech setbacks as well as a period of inactivity following a dispute with the National Australia Bank. Some irate customers took to Twitter early last week claiming not to be able to access their funds, with some claiming losses of up to AU$40,000.

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Highlights The retail sales surged by 4.9 per cent month-on-month in October. The Commonwealth Bank of Australia expects the country to witness bumper Black Friday shopping. The Black Friday sales could exceed Decembers Christmas sales, with people shopping for the approaching holiday season in advance. A crucial economic data on retail trade is out on the much-awaited Black Friday sale day. Interestingly, retailers remain poised for a busy season ahead, as early signs of a retail frenzy are kicking in across Australia. The reopening of lockdowns has been contributing greatly to the ongoing retail surge observed across parts of the country. The latest data from the Australia Bureau of Statistics (ABS) suggests a rise in retail trade for the second time in a row in the country during last month. The data points to the much-needed boost to the Australian economy that has emerged with the reopening of lockdowns. The recent statistics reveal that retail trade surged 4.9 per cent on a month-on-month basis in October.

The acquisition «would not substantially lessen competition,» the Australian Competition and Consumer Commission (ACCC) said on Thursday. The competition watchdog in Australia will not oppose the proposed acquisition of Citigroup Australia''s consumer business by National Australia Bank. Its review focused on competition in the supply of credit cards, as Citi is a substantial provider of credit cards and credit card services. ACCC also focused on was the provision of «white label» credit card services, as following the acquisition, NAB will be the dominant white label credit card supplier to a number of commercial partners, and will compete with those partners in the consumer-facing credit card market. «Evidence showed that the proposed acquisition was unlikely to raise competition concerns in any other areas of overlap, given Citis minimal market share in these markets,» ACCC said in a statement . Major Deal NAB, Australia''s second-biggest bank, said in August it would buy Citigroup Australia in a deal valued at around A$1.2 billion ($880 million) .