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Update - Notification of buy-back - ANZ

Daily Share Buy-Back Notice

  • Feb 14, 2025
  • 6 pages

Update - Notification of buy-back - ANZ

Daily Share Buy-Back Notice

  • Feb 12, 2025
  • 6 pages

Update - Notification of buy-back - ANZ

Daily Share Buy-Back Notice

  • Feb 10, 2025
  • 6 pages

Change of Director's Interest Notice

Change of Director’s Interest Notice

  • Feb 7, 2025
  • 3 pages

Update - Notification of buy-back - ANZ

Daily Share Buy-Back Notice

  • Feb 7, 2025
  • 6 pages

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This Month

Matt Comyn announces CBA results.

Why Comyn is cautious celebrating CBA’s bumper profit

Chief executive Matt Comyn has plenty to celebrate in the bank’s results. Unlike politicians, he prefers to avoid claiming much credit for that.

  • Jennifer Hewett
Australia Post will extend its banking services.

Banks strike Australia Post deal to bolster rural branches

Lenders will extend moratoriums on country branch closures and have agreed to lift funding for over-the-counter services provided at post offices.

  • Updated
  • James Eyers, John Kehoe and Tom McIlroy
CBA is cracking down on working coming in, then heading home to work.

CBA cracks down on ‘coffee badging’, Woolies joins WFH push

The big four bank tells staff they have to spend at least four hours in the office to count for a day’s work, while Woolies joins the back-to-the-office push.

  • Updated
  • Euan Black
Westpac’s Anthony Miller and Nell Hutton, CBA’s Andrew Hinchliff and ANZ’s Clare Morgan all have Goldman Sachs on their CVs.

Goldman Sachs alumni are taking over banking

From Westpac’s Anthony Miller to Commonwealth Bank’s Andrew Hinchliff, the Wall Street giant is well represented on Australian bank executives’ CVs.

  • James Eyers
A new front has opened up in the battle for mortgages: investors.

There’s a new mortgage war brewing

Competition is creeping up again in the mortgage market. But there’s a new battleground opening up as one bank puts the pedal to the metal.

  • James Thomson
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Monroe Capital will expand its platform from Chicago to Sydney.

US private debt house Monroe Capital to open Australia office

Monroe Capital will open a Sydney office and has tapped former Hines Investment Management’s capital markets director Galen Fu to develop its local business.

  • Sarah Thompson, Kanika Sood and Emma Rapaport

January

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10 CEOs under the pump in 2025

Overextended stockmarket valuations equal heightened investor expectations. The market has these 10 chief executives in its sights. 

  • James Thomson
A Chinese worker makes new year lanterns at a factory in Weifang in eastern China’s Shandong province.

China’s economy loses steam ahead of new year holiday

The official manufacturing purchasing managers’ index fell to 49.1, the lowest since August, missing economists’ forecast for a modest expansion.

  • Yujing Liu

Crucial inflation data to determine RBA rate call

For the first time in more than a year, there is chance the Reserve Bank of Australia could cut interest rates at its February meeting.

  • Jacob Shteyman
Banks had a surprisingly strong 2024 on the sharemarket. Can that continue?

Will bank stocks continue to run hot this year?

After beating the ASX 200 by 24 per cent, shareholders are faced with a “challenging predicament” of whether to stick with the banks or finally take some profits.

  • Updated
  • James Eyers
There is no consensus among the major banks on how to deal with surcharging.

Major banks split on surcharge overhaul as complaints surge

There is no consensus over the way forward for Australia’s controversial system of charging extra for card payments.

  • Updated
  • Lucas Baird
Peter Dutton says one of the core strengths of a Coalition government would be law and order.

Banks would face new loan regime under Coalition amid ESG pushback

Peter Dutton says bankers on multimillion-dollar pay packets who restrict lending on environmental grounds are out of step with ordinary Australians.

  • John Kehoe, James Hall and Lucas Baird
Macquarie has previously announced lofty climate commitments. It would not commit to them this week.

Macquarie refuses to say whether it stands by climate commitments

Other major local financial institutions indicated that they remained committed to net zero goals amid a recent pullback by global financial firms.

  • Joshua Peach and Lucas Baird
ANZ thinks a cut from the RBA next month is likely after fresh inflation data this week.

ANZ joins forecasters betting on February RBA rate cut

It and Commonwealth Bank agree that mortgage holders may finally get some relief next month, but they are the only two majors predicting that.

  • Joshua Peach and Cecile Lefort
The big four banks delivered an average total return of 33 per cent in 2024.

Super the key to untangling CBA share price puzzle: JPMorgan

New data shows superannuation funds increased their holdings in Australia’s big four banks last year despite fund managers’ moves to dump the sector.

  • Emma Rapaport
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Canstar data insights director Sally Tindall said mortgage competition would get another wind when the Reserve Bank started cutting interest rates

CBA tightens grip on mortgage crown while Westpac relents

‘Far more competitive’ CBA extends dominance of home lending market, adding almost $16 billion to its loan book in just five months.

  • Lucas Baird

December 2024

About 1 in every 10 loans is going to a first home buyer, Australia’s biggest banks have revealed.

What the average first home buyer looks like (according to the banks)

The country’s biggest lenders have offered a glimpse into their lending habits in the midst of a debate over whether to ease rules for younger borrowers.

  • Lucas Baird

Do you know this week’s news? Answer these 10 questions

Have you been paying attention this week? Test your knowledge across politics, business and world news.

  • Daniel Arbon
Robin Khuda, Julie Coates, Shayne Elliott, Chris Ellison, Richard White,  Mike Sneesby.

The good, the bad and the ugly of corporate Australia in 2024

Big deals, big names, big disasters. From AirTrunk to Woolies to our own Nine Entertainment, here are the biggest moments of the year.

  • James Thomson
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ASX dives 2pc; Shayne Elliott’s $3m bonus hit; JobKeeper ‘saved jobs’

Read everything that’s happened in the news so far today.

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