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Articles in Sept 15, 2008 issue of Australian Banking & Finance

• Banks urged to pick up the pace: while brokers and aggregators have warmly embraced the idea of adopting LIXI standards with the aim of becoming more efficient and being able to offer a higher-level of service to customers, there are views that major lend
  by Andre Khoury
• Starting to feel the pinch: while Queensland has experienced extraordinary growth in recent times the volatility and uncertainty is starting to make its presence felt in the Sunshine State
  by Andre Khoury
• Westpac-St. George get tick of approval
• Centre stage: Australia as a financial services hub
  by Tina Wing-Kee
• QBE to acquire PMI Australia
  by Tina Wing-Kee
• Light at the end of the tunnel for NZ: New Zealand's economy is currently slipping into recession but leading Westpac economist Brendan O'Donovan believes there are positive signs on the horizon
  by Andre Khoury
• Government renews its commitment
• New Aussie Home Loans chief executive Stephen Porges will be racking up the frequent flyer points shortly as he prepares to pack his bags for a trip around the country to visit staff
  by Andre Khoury
• The appointments in Asia for our major financial services companies continue
  by Andre Khoury
• Doing the smart stuff
• The Australian Securitisation Forum's Sydney evening series discussion was lucky to hear from Cecilia Tarrant, who has recently been appointed chair of the European Securitisation Forum
  by Andre Khoury
• Time to carefully consider economic capital models
  by Brian Greig
• LIXI sets its gaze upon lenders
  by Andre Khoury
• Porges warning to banks: karma will bite
  by Andre Khoury
• Norris predicts gloom to continue
• NAB partners with Oracle for IT overhaul
• It's not about the here and now for funds industry: the funds management industry looks relatively unscathed when compared to the banking sector but it is not without injury from the global credit crunch
  by Tina Wing-Kee
• Cracks in the nest egg
• ASF working on pricing transparency solutions
• Westpac expects cash earnings growth
• MasterCard farewell Clapham, welcome Grobler
• Core system renewal will trigger innovation
  by John Kavanagh
• Think global
• While researching our story on Queensland's financial services sector Screens was encountered with a lot of voicemails and "out of office" email replies when we went searching for people to talk to up north
  by Andre Khoury
• While the big boys like Commonwealth's Ralph Norris are a bit gloomy about the future, regional player Bendigo and Adelaide Bank is optimistic
  by Andre Khoury