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Major Australian Banks Performance Survey

KPMG's annual Financial Institutions’ Performance Survey includes coverage of the major Australian banks.

Financial Institutions Performance Survey

KPMG's survey of financial institutions offers a detailed, authoritative review of performance and trends across key sectors of banking and finance.

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Major Australian Banks Survey Year End 2007

KPMG's annual Financial Institutions' Performance Survey covers the major Australian banks.

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Major Australian Banks: Year End 2007

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In an environment of global uncertainty, Australia's major banks at 2007 year end, posted another stellar performance in 2007, with solid income growth as a result of strong asset growth, improved wealth management results, continued cost control and benign credit environment.

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