I am glad Westpac did not get hit with any political fallout from this most foul war in the Middle East when under Hartzer and Maxsted they could have suffered the way that Puma, HP, Starbucks, AXA, Transurban ( they never got rid of Maxsted unlike Westpac) and Woolworths are now suffering or about to suffer.
I hope Westpac have been apolitical and not supporting the likes of partisan side picking Burgertory, Till Payments and Latitude so hopefully they avoid the fallout from either side.
Westpac are not out of the regulatory wars unless the Sp is above $30 IMHO. It is still too low in SP and suffering for being chronically understaffed and having a poor regulatory history.
I am glad Westpac did not get hit with any political fallout...
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