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Charbel Kadib
Charbel is an experienced financial services journalist, previously serving as news editor of The Adviser and Mortgage Business. Prior to joining Money Management, he also covered defence and national security developments as news editor of Defence Connect, Cyber Security Connect, and Space Connect. Charbel graduated from the University of Notre Dame with a double major in politics and journalism.
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Credit Suisse is set to be acquired by its local competitor amid ongoing fears over the bank's viability. ...
The country's financial regulators have sought to temper fears of a crisis following the collapse of three US banks. ...
The investment bank is "preemptively" strengthening its liquidity position in a bid to restore investor confidence. ...
The Federal Reserve has stepped in to guarantee deposits impacted by the second largest banking collapse in US history, which has rattled financial markets. ...
Australians impacted by misconduct in the financial advice space have received just under $5 billion in compensation from six of the largest banking and financials servic...
The Senate has ordered Treasury to disclose a confidential report detailing findings from a probe into alleged misconduct by ASIC's deputy chair. ...
A Senate committee is set to scrutinise the Albanese government's proposed franking credit tax changes....
It may soon be appropriate for interest rates to "stop for a while", RBA governor Phil Lowe has said, amid mounting evidence of an economic slowdown. ...
The central bank's latest monetary policy statement has "kept the door ajar" for a pause to the monetary policy tightening cycle, according to CBA. ...
The cash rate has risen to its highest level since May 2012 following the Reserve Bank’s latest monetary policy decision....
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