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Commonwealth Bank boosts training for employees servicing Indigenous customers; partners with ICAN to deliver financial counselling scholarships to Indigenous Australians. 

The Federal Government has unveiled the third phase of its national campaign to reduce violence against women and their children.

Commonwealth Bank (CBA) hosts an online fireside chat, Conscious Inclusion – A Conversation about Prevention, Gender Equality and Domestic and Family Violence, in support of the UN Women’s UNiTE campaign.

Since 2015, CommBank has been working closely with a range of DFV community organisations, experts, and academics to address financial abuse and better understand how we can best respond to help victims and survivors. 

Almost 40 per cent of Australians say they have experienced or know someone who has experienced financial abuse.

Commonwealth Bank partners with UNSW Sydney to shed light on the prevalence, definition and impact of economic and financial abuse.

Commonwealth Bank increases its support for victims and survivors of domestic and family violence to help them achieve long-term financial independence.

Employers and people managers across the country will be able to access a range of tools and resources to support employees experiencing domestic and family violence.

A new Acceptable Use Policy makes digital banking safer for customers.