Comments on: CBA CEO says bank is well placed to improve performance

By: BBB

BBB — Fri, 13 Nov 2009 05:32:57 +0000

OK Ralph , we hear you , BUT time will tell if your oponions are true , as Ian has said you have had 25 yeras to get it right and in the last 2 years , yur service to brokers has gone backwards. The same suitation is starting to occur at BankWest a great regional bank where4 the service was good , now going backwards to the same levels of service as its parent, Talk about taking a good apple and turning it not bad but rotten .

Ralph , brokers have long memories and it is my hope all of rememnber your bank cut commissions the most, and then services, I gusee we cannot have it both ways.

By: Melb Broker

Melb Broker — Fri, 13 Nov 2009 04:11:06 +0000

When CBA hire poeople who actually care about their roles and actually take ownership of the files they are working on then things might change. Unfortunately the last miracle apparently happened 2009 years ago. Changing CBA’s performance levels and attitude would seriously rival the magnatude of JC. Phil Norris should get into comedy. He’s a funny man and his organisation is a joke when it comes to performing and service levels.

By: Ian Jervis - Paradime Home Finance - NSW

Ian Jervis - Paradime Home Finance - NSW — Fri, 13 Nov 2009 03:34:59 +0000

The Commonwealth Bank has been in a position to improve performance for at least 25 years that I am aware of, if they now start to do it, it will be something of a miracle, I for one wont be holding my breath waiting.

By: Bryce Epiha

Bryce Epiha — Thu, 12 Nov 2009 21:29:48 +0000

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