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Brendan Alder

Sydney
As seen in: Australian Banking Association (ABA), Eat Well Australia, Backyard, Complete Home, Kitchens & Bathrooms Quarterly, Australian Road Rider, DIRT ACTION
Bachelor's Degree in Literature and Politics. Advertising Production Coordinator for Universal Media
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ABA CEO Simon Birmingham interview on Fear + Greed Podcast with Sean Aylmer

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By Brendan Alder
| Australian Banking Association (ABA)
Skip to main content Home News & ResourcesABA CEO Simon Birmingham interview on Fear + Greed Podcast with Sean Aylmer E&OE Podcast Fear + Greed 8 July 2026. Topics: Household ownership of banks; Banking as critical infrastructure Sean Aylmer: Welcome to Fear and Greed Q&A, where we ask and answer questions about business, investing, economics, politics and more. I’m Sean Aylmer. We talk plenty about the banks on this podcast.
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APRA capital reforms a potential boost to the economy

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By Brendan Alder
| Australian Banking Association (ABA)
Skip to main content Home News & ResourcesAPRA capital reforms a potential boost to the economy The ABA welcomes today’s consultation paper from APRA on proposed changes to bank credit risk capital settings, which have the potential to support more lending and lift productivity. ABA CEO Simon Birmingham said the consultation was a welcome step towards a more efficient capital framework while still retaining the underlying strength and stability of Australia’s banking system.
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ABA CEO Simon Birmingham transcript of interview on Sky News with Ross Greenwood

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By Brendan Alder
| Australian Banking Association (ABA)
Skip to main content Home News & ResourcesABA CEO Simon Birmingham transcript of interview on Sky News with Ross Greenwood E&OE TV Interview Sky News Business Weekend with Ross Greenwood 21 June 2026 Topics: Economic contribution of banks Ross Greenwood: Well Australia’s banks, love them or loathe them, they are a necessity. We need them strong to provide the security for lenders and depositors. We need them well-regulated to keep them from again putting profit ahead of their customers.
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