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INSIGHTS

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A forum for insights, opinion, research and news about the economy, financial services, investment and society.

Retaining the lessons of the Royal Commission

It is half a decade since the hard truths of the banking royal commission were delivered. How do we make sure those lessons stay fresh in our minds?

Playing the long game in Asia

With a long history in Asia, ANZ continues to grow its presence in the region – especially in mainland China.

Breaking down barriers

Three generations of women from one family are helping drive gender parity in the construction sector.

Q&A: different paths, shared experience

Maile Carnegie and Antonia Watson followed different paths into senior leadership roles. But much is common about their experience as women.

Realising the promise of gender diversity

Hiring a balanced and gender-diverse team may seem hard, but it doesn’t need to be.

IWD 2024: A retrospective list

Fostering diversity is more than an annual commitment. This selection of stories celebrates the efforts for and by women from all walks of life from within and outside ANZ.

Committing to intersectional inclusion

Understanding the concept of intersectionality and how it impacts employees who belong to multiple underrepresented groups is crucial to inclusion.

Machine Learning vs Generative AI: what’s the difference?

AI was big, but Generative AI is changing the world. What’s so special about the ‘gen’ part?

Taking a responsible approach to investing

Getting responsible investing right is often a dialogue. This is how to get the conversation started.

The euro has weathered the economic storm

This year marks the 25th year of the European Union’s currency. Has it aged like a fine French wine? Or is it hitting a quarter-life crisis?

Solid foundation for financial wellbeing

Financial health is a lot like physical health. We don’t think about it until things go wrong. But discoveries by behavioural scientists are changing the approach to helping customers.