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Citi analysts estimate A$35 billion of 'excess capital' is heading the way of the big four Australasian banks' shareholders

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Citi analysts estimate A$35 billion of 'excess capital' is heading the way of the big four Australasian banks' shareholders
11th Nov 21, 9:29am by Gareth Vaughan
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by  Contrarian  |  12th Nov 21, 9:54am 1636664064

So, bank depositors should shift their deposits to buying the bank shares ? A different kind of run on the deposits ? 

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by  Gareth Vaughan  |  12th Nov 21, 11:56am 1636671416

The returns are likely to be better that way...

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by  murray86  |  12th Nov 21, 1:17pm 1636676235

They definitely are. But i suggest a lot of this will be spent through share buy backs, rather than dividends. I'd prefer the dividends.

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by  Rick.James  |  12th Nov 21, 2:39pm 1636681187

Banks are going to become as about as relevant as NZ post in the next 2 decades actually.

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