The AFR did a whack panel on the banks yesterday:
If the morning session of The Australian Financial Review Banking and Wealth Summit was dominated by the issue of how to ensure senior bank executives get their pay docked when they’ve overseen major stuff-ups, the afternoon’s sessions looked at whether housing is the banks’ new Achilles heel.
One concern raised by several panelists was that banks might respond to the findings of the Hayne royal commission by tightening their lending standards, particularly in the critical home-loan market.