Australian investors getting slugged with high fees, banks claim

By Bianca Hartge-Hazelman
Updated October 23 2014 - 9:13am, first published 8:41am
The investment banks-commissioned report is likely to add further fuel to the debate whether to allow greater competition in Australia.
The investment banks-commissioned report is likely to add further fuel to the debate whether to allow greater competition in Australia.
The investment banks-commissioned report is likely to add further fuel to the debate whether to allow greater competition in Australia.
The investment banks-commissioned report is likely to add further fuel to the debate whether to allow greater competition in Australia.
The investment banks-commissioned report is likely to add further fuel to the debate whether to allow greater competition in Australia.
The investment banks-commissioned report is likely to add further fuel to the debate whether to allow greater competition in Australia.
The investment banks-commissioned report is likely to add further fuel to the debate whether to allow greater competition in Australia.
The investment banks-commissioned report is likely to add further fuel to the debate whether to allow greater competition in Australia.

Global investment banks are challenging the ASX's dominance over the clearing and settlement of trades in Australia in a battle over whether fees in Australia are out of step with global settings.

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