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Change in substantial holding

Change in substantial holding

  • Dec 19, 2024
  • 144 pages

Dividend/Distribution - CBAPM

Dividend Record Date, Dividend Pay Date, Dividend Rate

  • Dec 17, 2024
  • 5 pages

Dividend/Distribution - CBAPL

Dividend Record Date, Dividend Pay Date, Dividend Rate

  • Dec 17, 2024
  • 5 pages

Dividend/Distribution - CBAPK

Dividend Record Date, Dividend Pay Date, Dividend Rate

  • Dec 17, 2024
  • 5 pages

Dividend/Distribution - CBAPJ

Dividend Record Date, Dividend Pay Date, Dividend Rate

  • Dec 17, 2024
  • 5 pages

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This Month

The best and worst ASX stocks of 2024

The stocks that did the most damage in 2024 – and the ones that ruled

One fintech darling has more than tripled in the past 12 months, but the same can’t be said for lithium stocks on the front line of the EV slowdown.

  • Joshua Peach and Joanne Tran
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ASX falls 1pc; More Liberal chaos; Good, bad, ugly of corporate Oz

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

Treasurer Jim Chalmers with CBA’s Matt Comyn and Angus Sullivan.

How CBA’s $3 fee gambit nearly blew up the bank’s political capital

Bankers inside Commonwealth Bank’s retail division figured a small branch cash withdrawal charge was innocuous. They were wrong.

  • Lucas Baird and James Eyers
CEO of the Australian Banking Association Anna Bligh, with Commonwealth Bank executive Euan Robertson.

Commonwealth Bank government relations tsar jumps to Blackstone

Euan Robertson is leaving the $265 billion bank and making a beeline for the world’s largest alternative asset manager.

  • Sarah Thompson, Kanika Sood and Emma Rapaport

CBA’s Matt Comyn on banking, politics and the economy

In a special episode, Commonwealth Bank boss Matt Comyn speaks exclusively to the Chanticleer podcast about the bank’s runaway share price, where the economy is headed and why politics needs to change.

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Matt Comyn says business needs to advocate for the “sensible middle”.

CBA’s Comyn warns ‘troubling’ loss of trust will make reform harder

Matt Comyn has warned the economic reform Australia must pursue is only going to become more difficult if polarising attacks on the business community continue.

  • James Thomson and Anthony Macdonald
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CBA’s relentless rally in five charts

The stellar advance in Australia’s biggest bank makes no “logical sense” to investors, yet the shares keep grinding higher. Here’s why.

  • Cecile Lefort and Sarah Jones
People walking past a row of ATMs belonging to the four big banks.

Banks, insurers must do better on silent epidemic of financial abuse

There are the men who perpetrate financial abuse, but there are also the platforms which have for too long been unprepared to confront the damage they facilitate.

  • Deborah O'Neill
Prime Minister Anthony Albanese and President of Nauru, David Adeang after the signing of the visitors book ahead of a bilateral meeting at Parliament House in Canberra.

Albanese blocks China with $140m Nauru deal

The new treaty with the Pacific nation gives Australia a veto over security, banking and teleco agreements – and comes with a $140m price tag.

  • Andrew Tillett
Bundles of steel tubes at a trading market in the outskirts of Shanghai. A glut of Chinese steel has meant more exports.

Westview plans $750m steel mill for Brisbane as Gupta woes worsen

The privately owned supplier of reinforced steel rods is concerned about being too reliant on Chinese imports, and wants the new plant to be operating by 2027.

  • Simon Evans
Inside The Ivy Level 6 penthouse, where UBS didn’t want to be.

UBS, Citi, ANZ and CBA navigate fraught Christmas parties

The investment bankers of Sydney held their year-end dos against a backdrop of complex contextual matters.

  • Myriam Robin and Mark Di Stefano

Meet our Business People of the Year | GDP grumpiness | CBA’s rare slip

This week on the Chanticleer podcast, James and AFR Editor-in-Chief James Chessell take you inside the AFR’s Business Person of the Year awards, examine business’ angst over the economy and look at an uncharacteristic political blunder by the Commonwealth Bank.

Macquarie’s Shemara Wikramanayake has topped the AFR’s CEO pay ranks for the fourth year running.

Australia’s 50 highest-paid CEOs in 2024 revealed

Macquarie Group’s Shemara Wikramanayake is Australia’s best-paid CEO for the fourth year in a row.

  • Patrick Durkin
The (ex) tax man and the billionaire: Robin Khuda says he’s tackled his ATO kerfuffle.

Trophies and sequins as Australia’s business leaders gonged

A $70,000 Rolex and a sequined jacket show life is sweet for the victors, though the path isn’t always smooth.

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  • Myriam Robin and Mark Di Stefano
People walking past a row of ATMs belonging to the four big banks.

Banks, insurers told to work harder to prevent financial abuse

A committee chaired by Labor senator Deborah O’Neill has tabled 61 recommendations to reduce the insidious practice.

  • James Eyers
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Treasurer Jim Chalmers scored a little win on Wednesday.

No one has come out of CBA’s cash blunder looking good

The bank’s fee mess is an uncharacteristic stuff-up. But it’s also a missed opportunity to have proper debate about technology, economic growth and equity.

  • James Thomson
Matt Comyn, CEO of CBA, is one of the AFR Business People of the Year.
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Matt Comyn finds his voice – and delivers for shareholders

The CEO has driven the Commonwealth Bank from strength to strength, propelling him on to the 2024 The Australian Financial Review Business People of the Year list.

  • James Eyers

Humble starts, billion-dollar deals unite Business Person of the Year winners

Founders of Chemist Warehouse Jack Gance, Sam Gance and Mario Verrocchi, and AirTrunk’s Robin Khuda take the top prize for 2024.

  • James Thomson
Senior Treasury official Luke Yeaman is joining Commonwealth Bank.

CBA hires Treasury deputy as chief economist

Luke Yeaman is the latest hire for the big banks out of the government department or the Reserve Bank of Australia.

  • John Kehoe

CBA backs down on withdrawal fee after Chalmers leans on Comyn

Treasurer Jim Chalmers had called the $3 charge for branch withdrawals “unacceptable”. Australia’s largest bank reconsidered.

  • James Eyers and John Kehoe

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