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Index
Dedication Contents Prologue Part 1: What goes on in the shadows: Four decades of misconduct, malpractice and misinformation
1. Caught in a trap The foreign currency loans scandal 2. Diversify or perish The shift to financial services 3. A soft touch Resisting the regulators 4. Bigger is better? Incentives, targets – and deception 5. Giving with one hand . . . Misleading advice and margin calls 6. Profit before people Unmasking CBA’s rogue planners 7. ‘Banking Bad’ Out of the newspapers and onto TV 8. Reluctant concessions CBA in damage control 9. Flawed schemes Timbercorp, ANZ and the future of financial services 10. Trouble on the Death Star NAB’s dirty secrets 11. Shooting the messenger IOOF’s smear campaign 12. Claims denied CommInsure’s unscrupulous tactics 13. Battle lines Labor gets onboard 14. Banksters Money laundering with CBA 15. About-turn The reluctant royal commission
Part 2: A blast of sunlight: The royal commission names and shames
16. Round 1: Consumer lending The mortgage-broking rort 17. Round 2: Financial advice Theft, lies and fees for no service 18. Round 3: Small-business loans The banks dodge a bullet 19. Round 4: Services in regional and remote communities Preying on rural battlers 20. Round 5: Superannuation Kept in the dark 21. Round 6: Insurance Bleeding them dry 22. The interim report A taste of things to come? 23. Round 7: CBA ‘Temper your sense of justice’ 24. Round 7: Westpac Agreeing to disagree 25. Round 7: ASIC and APRA Regulatory twin peaks 26. Round 7: NAB ‘Hubris wrapped in arrogance’ 27. Round 7: ANZ Slow to respond, loath to change 28. Too close for comfort Banks and their auditors 29. A waiting game Sweating on the verdict 30. The final report Day of reckoning
Epilogue Photo section Acknowledgements Glossary of terms Endnotes About the author Copyright
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