We’re taking the next steps in reimagining banking for our customers with continued investment in technology and responsible AI, aimed at delivering a safer and more personalised banking experience. Here’s what we’ve achieved so far - 50% reduction in customer scam losses, aided by the implementation of safety and security features, including NameCheck, CallerCheck, CustomerCheck. - 30% reduction in customer reported fraud due to measures like our proactive suspicious transaction alerts sent via the CommBank app. - 40% reduction in call centre wait times helped by our AI-powered, in-app messaging. - More than $1.2b connected to customers via Benefits finder – connecting them to unclaimed grants, rebates and concessions. Head to the comments to find out more.
You can find out more here: https://www.commbank.com.au/articles/newsroom/2024/11/reimagining-banking-nov24.html
For an organisation that posted a $9.48 billion statutory full-year net profit after tax for 2023-24 I’m absolutely baffled why you’re now charging people $3 to withdraw their own money. Pure greed.
Just pay the seigniorage instead of the face value of the money and give it out as currency of "hallucinated land"? Because, the brain is actually trying to work out what is going to happen when it hallucinates so these other realities can cover the dollar IF and ONLY IF it is not considered mental illness
Will you subsidise the $3 cash withdrawal fee for pensioners to ease their cost of living ?
First thing - get rid of the Ceba bot in your app - drives most people crazy.
Awesome news indeed.
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2wAnnual profit: $9.8 billion after tax for the 23/24 financial year CBA Matt Comyn’s take-home pay: $10.4 million in the 2023 financial year. Corporate Greed: Your decision to charge customers $3.00 to withdraw cash Hypocritical: the BS on your website and your Code of Conduct which has "care" as it's top values. Please explain how this recent decision is not a breach of your Code of Conduct and how it demonstrates "caring for your customers".