Banking on the margins

BANKING ON THE MARGINS PROMOTING A MORE FINANCIALLY INCLUSIVE COMMUNITY PROCEEDINGS FROM A CONFERENCE TO MARK THE 2003 INTERNATIONAL DAY FOR THE ERADICATION OF POVERTY FEDERATION SQUARE, MELBOURNE 16 OCTOBER 2003 Table of contents 03 EXECUTIVE SUMMARY 04 MESSAGE FROM CONFERENCE CHAIR 05 SESSION 1: E...

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Main Authors: Brotherhood of St Laurence, Paul Briggs, Peter Kell, John McFarlane, Greg Fisher, Rob Hunt, Rosalind Copisarow
Format: Report
Language:English
Published: 2003
Subjects:
Briggs
Fitzroy
New Zealand
First Nations
Online Access:http://library.bsl.org.au/jspui/handle/1/6149
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Summary:BANKING ON THE MARGINS PROMOTING A MORE FINANCIALLY INCLUSIVE COMMUNITY PROCEEDINGS FROM A CONFERENCE TO MARK THE 2003 INTERNATIONAL DAY FOR THE ERADICATION OF POVERTY FEDERATION SQUARE, MELBOURNE 16 OCTOBER 2003 Table of contents 03 EXECUTIVE SUMMARY 04 MESSAGE FROM CONFERENCE CHAIR 05 SESSION 1: EXTENDING THE MARGINS OF BANKING IN AUSTRALIA THE ROLE OF BANKS IN SOCIETY, JOHN MCFARLANE, CHAIRMAN OF AUSTRALIAN BANKERS ASSOCIATION AND CEO OF AUSTRALIA AND NEW ZEALAND BANKING CORPORATION WHY SMART BANKS ENTER DISADVANTAGED COMMUNITIES, ROB HUNT, MANAGING DIRECTOR OF BENDIGO BANK 11 SESSION 2: INTERNATIONAL PERSPECTIVES ON EXTENDING THE MARGINS OF BANKING COMMERCIALLY VIABLE BANKING FOR ALL, ROSALIND COPISAROW CEO AND CO-FOUNDER OF STREET (UK) 18 SESSION 3: CREATIVE SOLUTIONS AT THE MARGINS GREG FISHER, FITZROY CARLTON COMMUNITY CREDIT COOPERATIVE CHRIS FIELD, CONSUMER LAW CENTRE OF VICTORIA PETER KELL, AUSTRALIAN SECURITIES AND INVESTMENT COMMISSION PAUL BRIGGS, FIRST NATIONS CRED

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