Dead men walking: the heads of Australia's banks are in the market's sights

Article Abstract:

Board members of the National Australia Bank (NAB) have publicly supported the chairman Frank Cicutto as people are expecting a change due to the unauthorized currency trading scandal. The NAB is not the only bank where people expect a change as there are a lot of banks in Australia where calls are being made for the heads of senior executives.

Personnel administration, Human resource management, Company personnel management, Scandals, Cicutto, Frank

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NAB's backroom plot to topple four pillars

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National Australia Bank Managing Dir Don Argus will retire on May 31, 1999. Argus did not succeed in merging the bank with Westpac Banking Corporation or ANZ Bank but potential mergers with Bankers Trust and the Commonwealth Bank could take place after he retires.

Commercial Banking, Commercial banks, Cover Story, Argus, Don

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Woodside at full throttle

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The diversification plans of Don Voelte, chief executive of Woodside Petroleum Ltd., are examined.

Acquisitions & mergers, Crude Petroleum and Natural Gas Extraction, Crude petroleum and natural gas, Crude Petroleum & Natural Gas, Natural gas liquids, Petroleum refining, Oil & Gas Extraction, Oil and Gas Extraction, Mergers, acquisitions and divestments, Company acquisition/merger, Gas industry, Woodside Petroleum Ltd., Voelte, Don

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