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Articles in July 30, 2007 issue of Australian Banking & Finance

• Sekulic: RBA should relax payments regulation
  by Peter-John Lewis
• Reserve bank a 'reluctant' regulator
  by Lisa Carapiet
• Australian fund managers fail to export
• Creighton joins Ajilon
• Daley appointed MD of ETRADE
• Self-regulation urged for payments sector: experts who participated in a panel discussion at the 4th International Consumer Credit Card Summit agreed that a higher degree of self-regulation would be beneficial for the Australian payments sector
• Finance sector responds to climate change
• 'Evolution, not revolution' the key to Aussie rebranding: recently promoted managing director of Aussie, James Symond, spoke with Australian Banking & Finance magazine about his organisation's aggressive expansion goals
  by Lisa Carapiet
• Funds management industry ignorant of Gen Y
• The case for Asian financial integration: the 10th anniversary of the Asian currency crisis could be an opportunity for Asia to consider how acceleration in the process of Asian financial integration could create the triangle of the US, the EU and Asia as
  by Fariborz Moshirian
• The Asian crisis—10 years on: a respected economist has argued that the economies of Asia are now more robust than ever
• Rothschild takes independent approach: Rothschild chairman of investment banking, Trevor Rowe, spoke with Australian Banking & Finance magazine recently about his organisation's distinctive business model
  by Peter-John Lewis
• 2007 features list
• M&A market doubles in value
• Macquarie expects strong demand for CPPs
• Goldman Sachs JBWere appoints MD equity derivatives
• Praemium/Blackrock SMA platform reaches A$200 million in funds managed
• Business banking battlearound: competition ramps up as banks turn their focus to the customer
  by Lisa Carapiet
• Mortgage broking in its prime: mortgage brokers set their sights on other avenues of revenue in order to retain clients
  by Lisa Carapiet
• Majors losing share of trade finance business: international banks and smaller domestic banks are beginning to eat into the trade finance business of the 'big four'
  by Peter-John Lewis
• Bankers and Credit Card get-together: Australia's leading payments industry professionals attended the 4th International Credit Card Summit in Sydney. The event was hosted by Australian Banking & Finance magazine and was sponsored by MasterCard
• On the record
• At our recent MasterCard consumer credit card Summit 2007, guest speaker Peter Holmes & Court gave himself a less congratulatory introduction than Master of Ceremonies Ross Greenwood
  by Peter-John Lewis
• At the same event, MasterCard's Andre Sekulic spoke of how, during his childhood, his parents owned a delicatessen shop in the western Sydney suburb of Blacktown
  by Peter-John Lewis
• The commonwealth bank's appointment of Ross Mcewen in May—to head retail banking operations—brought to six the number of Kiwis recruited to senior management or board level since New Zealander Ralph Norris took over as chief executive less than
  by Peter-John Lewis
• When Telstra announced plans last month to launch a mobile phone payment service, we wondered which financial institution and which payments company it would include in any development joint venture
  by Peter-John Lewis