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NAB takes aim at red tape hobbling recovery – The Australian Financial Review
Executive in charge of Australia’s biggest business bank says all branches of government need to work together and remove impediments to investment.
Some of the processes at NAB and across Australia are heavier than Im used to, Mr Irvine said.
There is more paper in the process and more elements to the process. In some of our lending processes there are 20 different processes that need to get done and I want to collapse those meaningfully so that we are faster and stronger.
In his previous role, Mr Irvine was the head of business banking for the Bank of Montreal, which like NAB has a long history of banking the agriculture industry. NAB is understood…
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