Dull yellow

Article Abstract:

Following a dip in its credit card market share, Commonwealth Bank is planning to introduce low-rate yellow credit card. However, the rates and fees associated therewith are not competitive enough to lure customers. There are doubts about long-term prospects of such low-rate credit cards, even though they have captured almost 30% of credit card market so far. Ralph Norris, chief executive of CBA is of the opinion that its customers can access 3100 automated teller machines, which should also be taken into account.

Forecasts, trends, outlooks, All Other Plastics Product Manufacturing, Plastic Credit Cards, Credit cards, Forecasts and trends, Market trend/market analysis, Commonwealth Bank of Australia

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NAB thinks small

Article Abstract:

Banking industry is witnessing a shift in lending patterns. Business lending is now a priority in the sector now that the real estate market is subsiding. National Australia Bank's plans for securing business from small-businesses are presented

Strategy & planning, Financial management, Small Business, Planning, Finance, Company business planning, Company financing, National Australia Bank Ltd., SOHO

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