The pandemic has led to a change in economic distribution across Indonesia as lockdowns forced workers away from the capital, Arisudono Soerono, CEO of Danareksa, tells ANZ's Richard Yetsenga.

The new spread of Indonesian opportunity

BP’s Frédéric Baudry and ANZ’s Mark Whelan speak about the role of multinational groups and the importance of partnerships on the path to net zero.

ANZ, BP & the path to net zero

As the war for talent heats up, good leaders will see an explosion in their diversity statistics - and be rewarded for it, DCA chair Ming Long tells ANZ's Richard Yetsenga.

To succeed as a leader, embrace diversity: Long

ANZ’s Lisa Vasic and Richard Hough chat about open banking, data, and delivering customer solutions that can really make a difference.


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Sibos 2022: an open path forward

It’s not just about payments. ANZ's Nigel Dobosn & Jackie Kallman talk on podcast about the development of digital currencies.

Sibos 2022: de-fi, payments & the metaverse

ISO 20022 reaches another milestone in November. ANZ’s Luke Perkins and Carolyn Young chat through the current slate for RTP.

Sibos 2022: the ISO opportunity

ANZ's Leigh Mahoney talks on podcast about the innovation driving the current trends in APIs.

Sibos 2022: making a difference with APIs

Former NZ PM Sir John Key tells Richard Yetsenga that inflation will be hard to tame; solution must 'unblock the choke points'.

Soft landing a hard ask: Key

ANZ’s Greener Pastures 2 report looks into the state of Aus agri. We ask the experts what it all means.

What will drive the future of Aus agri

Two ANZ experts, Gwen Greenberg and Gavin Chappell, chat through the outlook for bond and loan markets ahead of the 2023 ANZ Debt Conference.

Good signs for markets

IIX's Durren Shahnaz and ANZ's Tammy Medard  explain why investment in initiatives like IIX’s Orange Bond are good for the community - and for business.

Investing in women

Businesses can invest for growth in a way that supports worthwhile causes. Durreen Shahnaz & Tammy Medard discuss how it works.



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The link between risk, return & impact

The year on bond markets looks positive, a panel of ANZ experts say.

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A stronger year for bonds

ANZ’s Raymond Yeung, Jessie Liu & Richard Yetsenga chat on podcast about China’s growth prospects.



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Maintaining the Chinese miracle

In part one of a two-part look at energy efficiency, the EEC's Holly Taylor and ANZ's Tsen Wong discuss the findings of a new report on energy efficiency, and what it means for the economy and businesses –around risk, emissions and cost.

Energy, efficiency & the bottom line

In part two of our energy-efficiency discussion, our experts discuss why energy efficiency is a valuable tool for meeting Australia’s future emissions targets.

Transition, risk & net zero

The transition to net-zero carbon won’t be linear, two experts say on podcast – so keeping momentum will be paramount.

Perfection is the enemy of sustainable progress

Everyone wants to be on “the India train”. In the latest Blue Lens on Mic podcast, experts Erin Watson and Anil Padmanabhan tell ANZ’s Richard Yetsenga why.

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Why the world’s eyes are on India

As digital assets move from theory to practice, hear from ANZ's Nigel Dobson & Cindy He on the potential for the tech to change how banking works.

The invisible engine of banking’s future

Australia is “on the precipice” of real-time, cross-border payments with the incoming NPP International Payments Service.

Sibos 2023: the game changer in payments

Trust in the payment system is critical for all participants to maintain.

Sibos 2023: the price of speed in payments

Two ANZ experts, Lisa Vasic and Jackie Kallman,  talk about payments, the harmonisation of legacy systems, and “parallel universes of innovation”.

Sibos 23: the future of money is choice

Sustainable finance can’t come from thin air, CFO says – it needs to be part of an organisation's sustainability journey.

In May, SAPN became the first Australian electricity distributor to issue certified green bonds, in the first sustainable-finance-labelled transaction by an Australian corporate this year.

The first step toward green issuance

Industry collaboration is the key to maintaining user trust in the payments system, ANZ's Lee Ross and Leigh Mahoney say.

Sibos 24: it’s all about trust

Three experts talk through what the rise of real-time payment systems means for treasurers and liquidity management.

LISTEN: liquidity in an RTP world

Favourable conditions and high levels of liquidity have led to strong activity across debt and capital markets in 2025 – and that’s expected to continue, according to ANZ's Gavin Chappell and Gwen Greenberg.

The year of the borrower (again)

Banks are providing deeper insights to their customers thanks to help from AI, ANZ's Sally Robinson and Hari Janakiraman say.

Sibos 25: AI & rethinking data

The way financial services groups think about data, and what businesses are looking for from their banks, is changing, according to ANZ’s Hari Janakiraman & Sally Robinson.

Sibos 25: who is buying paint?

Many longstanding cross-border payment conventions can be obstacles in a real-time world. ANZ's Carl Garrett & Jenny Hutchings as how the sector can adjust.

Sibos 25: clearing real-time hurdles

If the payments space wants to take full advantage of ISO 20022, it needs to get better at data. ANZ's Carl Garrett & Jenny Hutchings continue their conversation ahead of the Sibos 2025 financial services conference.

Sibos 25: everyone’s job with ISO

Increasing regulatory acceptance of digital assets is positive news for the payments space, ANZ's David Buckthought and Carl Garret discuss.

Sibos 25: a quantum leap for DAs

Banks are helping reduce fraud by validating recipients – but data can help them do more, Carl Garrett and David Buckthought explain.

Sibos 25: payments, risk & security

Consumer demand is driving more businesses to embrace real-time payments, ANZ's Lisa Vasic and Mark Harding explain.

Sibos 25: real time gets real

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