The revamped CommSec platform, unveiled in July to compete with other fintechs, is drawing disdain from customers who say they have to wait days to access overseas holdings. The subsidiary of ...

Victoria has been rated as Australia's worst economically performing state just days after Premier Daniel Andrews cancelled the 2026 Commonwealth Games. CommSec's State of the States report for July ...

NAB has defended its updated trading platform against scathing reviews as it brings in Commonwealth Bank veteran Tom ...

This content is provided by an external author without editing by Finextra. It expresses the views and opinions of the author. Currently just 4 per cent of Australian adults place a trade online in ...

Add articles to your saved list and come back to them any time. Canadian-controlled TD Waterhouse Australia has finally decided to quit its discount stockbroking operations after a difficult five ...

Lauren Claxton is a freelance writer with a focus on personal finance and cryptocurrency. She has previously written for Crypto News Australia and was employed as a content writer at Monzi Personal ...

CommSec, the brokerage arm of Australia's largest bank, the Commonwealth Bank, has paid $700,000 in infringement penalties and voluntarily refunded $1.1 million to more than 25,000 clients. The ...

On Wednesday, the Federal Court ruled that Commonwealth Securities Limited, better known as CommSec, had to pay a $20 million fine. The Australian Investment Exchange Limited (AUSIEX) had to pay a ...

Australia's biggest online broker is expecting the share market to plunge in 2022 as rising interest rates squeeze the margins of big corporations. CommSec has forecast a seven to nine per cent drop ...

Add articles to your saved list and come back to them any time. The country’s largest online broker, CommSec, is yet to pay refunds to traders affected by the ASX’s five-week service outage last year ...

The Federal Court has ordered Commonwealth Securities (CommSec) and Australian Investment Exchange (AUSIEX) to pay $20 million and $7.12 million respectively for breaches of the Market Integrity Rules ...