I just realised that one of the reasons CBA has got involved in BNPL is that they are now consulted by the regulators as equally as Afterpay and Zip are. So their imput to possible changes will be just as recognised as the others.
They can sabotage from within now!
I hope the regulators see through this though and acknowledge CBA's credit card department still has something to gain by the demise of BNPL.
Brilliant move by CBA I have to say. They would have to have the absolute safest position of any bank now with respect to this sector.
They have their own BNPL. They have a large investment in a huge BNPL. They have traditional credit cards. They're also at the regulatory meetings along with the top BNPL players now.
The Iron Bank!
I just realised that one of the reasons CBA has got involved in...
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