James Eyers is a Senior Reporter at The Australian Financial Review. He covers banks, payments, and fintech, with a focus on financial services and sustainability. James has been featured in The Australian Financial Review and is also the co-author of "Buy Now, Pay Later: The Extraordinary Story of Afterpay."
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By: James Eyers
Major banks are failing to pass on all the Reserve Bank of Australia's interest rate rises to deposit products, choosing to hold back some of the
In a salient message to directors, the former QBE Insurance chair says company culture is too important to be left to management alone.
By: James Eyers
Major Australian banks are using OpenAI's most powerful artificial intelligence model to test for vulnerabilities in their cybersecurity systems, while
By: Tess Bennett, James Eyers
Two days after the budget dropped, tech start-up founder Yhana Lanwin was at her local post office applying for an Irish passport.
By: James Eyers
Peter Fox has yet to resume his role as executive chairman at the Linfox logistics business, casting fresh doubt over succession planning at the family trucking empire founded by his father, Lindsay, who turned 89 last month.
By: Angira Bharadwaj, James Eyers
Ten days after the federal budget, bank investors are concerned the government has kicked a dangerous own goal by targeting property investors.
By: James Eyers
National Australia Bank plans to hire more than a thousand staff at its offices in Vietnam and India, having already doubled its workforce in both
By: James Eyers
Matt Comyn says the federal government doesn’t need to choose between copyright protections for creative industries and artificial intelligence investment.
By: Paul Smith, James Eyers
OpenAI co-founder Sam Altman says Australia can be a world leader in data centres, calling out the country's abundance of clean energy resources
By: James Eyers
Commonwealth Bank says it expects intense competition from the likes of OpenAI and other technology giants as banking services move increasingly from branches to artificial intelligence-powered personal assistants.
