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Bank outages put cash in the spotlight

Senior Banking and Financial Services Correspondent
7 Nov, 2024
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George Lekakis
Senior Banking and Financial Services Correspondent
7 Nov, 2024
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As the average duration of system outages continues to blow out, Australian banks are facing a backlash from retail and business customers over the perceived instability of their digital banking platforms and payments channels.
Bank outages put cash in the spotlight
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As the average duration of system outages continues to blow out, Australian banks are facing a backlash from retail and business customers over the perceived instability of their digital banking platforms and payments channels.

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