Higher share trading volumes helped the country's biggest online broking firm, CommSec, deliver a $77 million in profit and solid revenue growth.

Headline inflation rose to 2.8%/yr in July, a much bigger rise than anticipated. Electricity rose much more than expected due ...

CommSec has paid a $200,000 fine for allowing the relative of a deceased client to trade shares on the dead person's online account.

Commonwealth Bank faces the threat of a new class action, this time against its share trading arm CommSec, as wealthy businessman Alistair Paton ramps up complaints including accusations of ...

CommSec’s Tom Piotrowski claims there has been a focus on Wall Street after it saw a “late rally”. “A late rally on Wall ...

CommSec is facing a civil suit from the Australian Securities and Investments Commission over system and process deficiencies that led to customers being overcharged $4.3 million over a decade ...

CommSec, the brokerage arm of the Commonwealth Bank, pays $700,000 in infringement penalties and voluntarily refunds $1.1 million to more than 25,000 clients.

CommSec, AUSIEX fined record $27m for overcharging clients A subsidiary of Australia’s largest bank has been court-ordered to pay $27 million for overcharging customers.

Tasmania has now recorded 75 days without a new case of coronavirus, and CommSec chief economist Craig James said the state's handling of the pandemic had contributed to its broader economic success.

CommSec’s solution to this is the free CommSec learn platform, which is a compilation of information covering the investing basics, and a spotlight series for a range of more advanced investing ...

A state known for its apples has topped CommSec's State of the States report for the first time since October 2009. This island also has just one active case of COVID.

CommSec economists Craig James and Ryan Felsman said robust interstate migration and record-high commodity prices had made Queensland Australia's No.1 state in its January 2023 report.