Breaking the Banks: What went wrong with Australian banking

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What was once an industry built on trust, professionalism and value, has become synonymous with greed, complacency and everything that has gone wrong with capitalism. So how did Australian banks, which avoided much of the aftermath of the GFC, lose their way and become engulfed in scandal
Breaking the Banks delves into the causes and effects of the banking crisis that plagued Australia and the world, to re-establish the fundamentals of banking that for so long have been overshadowed by power and wealth, and provides us with a crucial blueprint to revolutionise the future of banking.
With expertise in banking that spans over three decades and several markets and as a former senior executive at two of Australias largest banks, Joseph Healy, co-founder and co-CEO of Judo Bank, writes the insiders account of the banking crisis that plagued Australia and the world.

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Joseph Healy is a career international banker who has held executive positions at NAB, ANZ, CIBC World Markets, Citibank and Lloyds Bank. He is the co-founder and co-CEO of Judo Bank, which officially opened in 2019 as a challenger bank focused on small-to-medium enterprises. He has written two books, and is an Adjunct Professor at the University of Queensland Business School. He holds a Masters in Banking, MBA, MSc in Finance, MSc in International Management in China and MA in Contemporary Chinese Studies. Joseph is also member to the advisory council of World Vision Australia, a member of the Australian Institute of Company Directors, and a member of the Chartered Institute of Bankers.