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Review deposit insurance in banking inquiry: CEDA Chief Executive

CEDA Chief Executive Professor Stephen Martin provided his thoughts to the Australian Financial Review on what should be discussed during the upcoming financial system inquiry headed by David Murray AO.

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11/03/2014

Deposit insurance and technological changes in industry are likely to be on the agenda, he said.

Click here to read the article: 'Former financial inquiry head says Murray should review deposit insurance' in today's Australian Financial Review.

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