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No.1035122
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09/29/2026 (Tue) 06:36
No.1035122
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>The State Bank of South Australia's involvement in overseas markets dates from the time of the merger of the predecessor Banks in July 1984 when, as part of the merger, it took control of a minor retail banking() operation previously run by the Savings Bank of South Australia in London. In October 1985, the London branch closed its retail banking activities, and started wholesale banking() operations, refocussing primarily on treasury operations and corporate banking.
>In 1987, the Bank developed overseas offices in Hong Kong, and, in 1988, in New York. In December 1988, the Bank acquired Security Pacific Bank New Zealand. This bank was renamed SBSA (NZ) Limited ("SBSA (NZ)") and formed the basis for the Auckland branch of the Bank's operations.
https://www.audit.sa.gov.au/volume-nine-overseas-operations-state-bank
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>The State Bank of South Australia's involvement in overseas markets dates from the time of the merger of the predecessor Banks in July 1984 when, as part of the merger, it took control of a minor retail banking() operation previously run by the Savings Bank of South Australia in London. In October 1985, the London branch closed its retail banking activities, and started wholesale banking() operations, refocussing primarily on treasury operations and corporate banking.
>In 1987, the Bank developed overseas offices in Hong Kong, and, in 1988, in New York. In December 1988, the Bank acquired Security Pacific Bank New Zealand. This bank was renamed SBSA (NZ) Limited ("SBSA (NZ)") and formed the basis for the Auckland branch of the Bank's operations.
https://www.audit.sa.gov.au/volume-nine-overseas-operations-state-bank
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