Rather than worrying about markets or interest rates, CBA executive Susie Grehl is focused on helping young Australians build wealth, breaking down barriers to investing and reshaping private banking for a new generation.
You’d think it might be the state of the economy, the likely impact of the movement of interest rates on high-net-worth customers, or the global uncertainty that’s choking consumer and business sentiment. But it’s not. It’s her concern for the future of young people, especially those who won’t share in the country’s ongoing $3.5–$5.4 trillion intergenerational wealth transfer.
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