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Notification regarding unquoted securities - JDO

Appendix 3G (Notification of Issue, Conversion or Payment up of Unquoted Equity Securities)

  • Dec 18, 2024
  • 5 pages

Notification of cessation of securities - JDO

Appendix 3H (Notification of cessation of securities)

  • Dec 18, 2024
  • 4 pages

Initial Director's Interest Notice

Initial Director’s Interest Notice

  • Dec 17, 2024
  • 2 pages

Ceasing to be a substantial holder

Ceasing to be a substantial holder

  • Dec 16, 2024
  • 3 pages

Ceasing to be a substantial holder

Ceasing to be a substantial holder

  • Dec 16, 2024
  • 2 pages

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This Month

Chris Bayliss was appointed chief executive of Judo Bank earlier this year.

Bain, GIC selldown at Judo Capital; Goldman Sachs launches block trade

Shares in the business bank have run up 124 per cent over the past year giving the pair an opportunity to sell.

  • Sarah Thompson, Kanika Sood and Emma Rapaport

November

Judo Bank’s Warren Hogan is tipping the first RBA rate cut in November 2025.

Economist Warren Hogan abandons RBA rate rise call

Warren Hogan at Judo was the only economist tipping a rate rise. He is now calling for a rate cut, but not until November 2025.

  • Cecile Lefort

August

Property giant Dexus has tweaked its dividend ratio so it has more capital available to move quickly if an opportunity presents itself.

Dexus’ big move and the other result that caught our eye

Dexus gives itself more wriggle room, Reliance Worldwide gets investor hearts racing, and Vicinity Centres goes further upmarket.

  • James Thomson and Anthony Macdonald
Interest rate pressure is finally showing up across the economy.

‘People need a rate cut’: Here’s the big story of profit season

The pressure of higher-for-longer rates is the thread running through profit season. But the pain is far from over, even if the ASX 200 doesn’t believe it.

  • James Thomson

June

Peita Piper, CEO of Avenue Bank.

Small bank targets a niche product the big four have long neglected

Enthusiasm about the challenge from neobanks to the banking sector has come and gone, along with several start-ups. But Avenue Bank has its own plans.

  • Jennifer Hewett
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April

Big four’s expensive shares send investors towards smaller rivals

With brokers warning the shares of CBA and its peers are too pricey, funds managers are increasingly looking to cheaper competitors like Judo Bank and MyState.

  • Joanne Tran

March

BoQ confirmed it “leverages Temenos primarily for core banking services”.

BoQ backs Temenos amid claims software provider selling ‘vapourware’

Activist investor Hindenburg Research alleges the company has employed aggressive accounting practices and sold faulty products to local lenders.

  • Lucas Baird

February

 Temenos has denied Hindenburg’s allegations, yet has still launched a probe into the claims.

Hindenburg short attack puts Aussie banks in the crosshairs

The short-seller’s latest target Temenos is a prolific supplier to Australian banking minnows.

  • Lucas Baird
Judo Bank CEO Joseph Healy is stepping down

Judo’s Healy steps aside as challenger bank targets regions

Judo founder Joseph Healy is stepping aside leaving his successor to grow the challenger bank to the scale it promised the market.

  • Jonathan Shapiro
Commonwealth Bank has lifted its loan book growth, catching up with some of its rivals.

Loan competition among largest banks ‘diminishing’: Citi

Ahead of earning season, brokers say the major lenders, along with Macquarie, are consolidating their market share and growing faster than the broader sector.

  • James Eyers

January

Judo Bank CEO Joseph Healy.

Judo shares leap, one day after being downgraded from buy to sell

The additional clarity on the 2024 targets has provided some relief to investors, who had watched the shares fall 30 per cent over 2023.

  • James Eyers

Cost relief needs to target poor or risk more inflation

Economists warn the federal government’s new cost-of-living package should be aimed only at the most vulnerable to keep the RBA on side.

  • Joanne Tran and Sarah Jones
Luci Ellis said there was a “trade-off” in making the RBA more transparent with the market.

Economists fear unintended consequences of the RBA overhaul

In The Australian Financial Review’s quarterly survey economists warn making the central bank more transparent could lead to slip-ups and muddle policy signals.

  • Cecile Lefort

October 2023

Judo CEO Joseph Healy.

Judo plots Europe jaunt to drum up investor interest

CEO Joseph Healy admits he is frustrated with the weakness in the challenger bank’s share price, and hopes a more long-term focus can help arrest the slide.

  • Lucas Baird
CEO Joseph Healy said that he wanted “nothing more than to see the share price improve”.

Judo chairman lashes investors for tanking share price

Peter Hodgson said the board was “taken aback” by the falls, and attacked “short-term vicissitudes” in the market.

  • Lucas Baird
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It would be Judo’s first AT1 offer, a sign the bank is maturing and is a serious player in the local banking market.

Judo belts out record margin for hybrid capital

Judo’s new hybrid offer is paying a generous interest rate of more than 10 per cent. That has investors equally excited and concerned.

  • Jonathan Shapiro
ASX managing director and CEO Helen Lofthouse.

ASX kicks off meetings for bond deal; three banks mandated

The exchange is in the market with a 3-year Australian dollar, senior unsecured, floating rate benchmark transaction to fund future capital expenditure.

  • Sarah Thompson, Kanika Sood and Emma Rapaport

Judo looks to get ahead of APRA with first-ever hybrid deal

Sources reckon Judo wants to get ahead of anything that would clamp down on demand for hybrids.

  • Sarah Thompson, Kanika Sood and Emma Rapaport

September 2023

Incoming

Why Michele Bullock’s honeymoon may not last long

The recent run of data showing building inflationary pressures suggest that a rate hike is just around the corner.

  • Warren Hogan
Judo Bank chief executive Joseph Healy.

Judo Bank pitches first securitisation deal; mandates five banks

Judo Bank is hopeful of printing a $350 million to $500 million deal in its first trip to the securitisation markets.

  • Sarah Thompson, Kanika Sood and Emma Rapaport

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