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ANZ Group Holdings Ltd outperforms Monday, when compared to competitors

Here is the latest company close update for ANZ Group Holdings Ltd, ANZ.

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CEO Survey 2026LeadershipAn hour ago

ANZ CEO tips ‘modest’ economic growth in 2026

Nuno Matos expects local economic growth to be modestly stronger in 2026, in line with a pick-up in household spending.

Nuno Matos

Legal battleCompanies

Ex-ANZ chief sues bank over $13.5m bonus claw back

ANZ’s accountability crackdown has triggered an extraordinary legal battle with former boss Shayne Elliott over a $13.5m bonus for which he claims there was a ‘clear agreement’.

Eric Johnston and Max Aitchison

Financial ServicesFinancial Services

ANZ’s $32m bonus slashing not enough, second adviser warns

ANZ’s decision to cull $32m in bonuses was not enough punishment, a second proxy advisory firm has warned as it calls for investors to vote against the bank’s pay report.

Max Aitchison

Trading DayTrading Day

‘Taking a lot on faith’: ASIC’s lack of compliance action against ANZ

Corporate regulator ASIC taken to task over what the regulator has done to ensure ANZ, led by new chief Nuno Matos, does not repeat its past failures.

David Rogers and Valerina Changarathil

BankingFinancial Services

Judge ‘not happy’ with ANZ’s $35m fine for scandal

ANZ has two weeks to show how it has improved deceased estate compliance, after a judge declared he was ‘not happy’ with the $35m fine ASIC imposed for charging dead customers.

Max Aitchison

BankingFinancial Services

Scandal-plagued ANZ’s fine ‘a bit on the light side’, says judge

ANZ chief Nuno Matos thought he’d drawn a line under past scandals with a record $240m agreed fine with ASIC. But a Federal Court judge may have other plans.

Max Aitchison

Trading DayTrading Day

Collins down despite guidance upgrade; court probes ANZ actions

The fast-food group’s underlying interim profit rose to $30.8m, but its bigger wage underpayments hit is concerning. ANZ queried about ‘egregious’ conduct that triggered $240m fine.

David Rogers and Valerina Changarathil

Tax ScandalFinancial Services

Ex-PwC boss dodges big penalty in tax scandal

Former PwC Australia boss Tom Seymour has been fined just $24,757 and banned from accounting for four years over his role in the firm’s tax information scandal.

David Ross

newsBusiness Breaking News

Major bank makes bleak rate call

The big four bank has ditched its forecast for rate cuts in early 2026, warning mortgage holders face an extended period of high interest rates.

Cameron Micallef

BankingFinancial Services

ANZ investors urged to vote against pay report

ANZ’s board recently stripped former executives of $13.5m, but major proxy adviser CGI Glass Lewis has urged investors to still reject the bank’s pay report.

Max Aitchison

commentaryInquirer

Tip from a friend: our economy is in a slow race to ruin

Sometimes it takes outsiders to say the obvious but unwelcome things: high spending, low growth and red tape are hurting us. Why does Labor fail to see it?

Michael Stutchbury

BankingBusiness

ANZ plots cuts at Suncorp Bank, says it is playing by the rules

The Finance Sector Union has accused ANZ of breaking its ‘no net job losses’ promise to Queensland as it looks to integrate Suncorp Bank operations.

David Ross

Climate ChangePolitics

Net zero medicine ‘may kill patient’: ANZ chief

ANZ’s chief executive has warned rushing to net-zero emissions could be ‘medicine that kills the patient’ as major banks raise concerns over Australia’s climate targets.

Perry Williams, Elizabeth Pike and Max Aitchison

CommentaryCompanies

The banking bogeyman just became a statesman

The globetrotting ANZ boss headed into his first parliamentary grilling facing a storm over job cuts and bank scandals. Hours later, MPs were hanging on his every word about leadership.

Eric Johnston

BankingFinancial Services

ANZ’s ‘good heart’ masked by ‘unacceptable’ failings, Matos claims

ANZ boss Nuno Matos has apologised for ‘unacceptable’ failings at the bank, as he defends his massive jobs purge.

Max Aitchison

Trading DayTrading Day

Australia should be an ‘energy superpower’: NAB CEO

ASX closes 0.3 per cent lower, hurt by banking and technology stocks. National Australia Bank boss Andrew Irvine says Australia should be an ‘energy superpower’, as he bemoans the ‘vilification’ of gas. DroneShield dives 20 per cent after US boss quits.

Trading DayTrading Day

‘Perfect storm’ sees investors wipe $63bn from ASX

 A ‘perfect storm’ has hit local stocks with the ASX 200 dropping 1.9 per cent. BlueScope’s Whyalla Steelworks talks at an early stage. Technology One dives 16pc as results disappoint. Gina Rinehart pivots from lithium to rare earths.

David Rogers and Valerina Changarathil

BANKINGBusiness

ANZ’s culture inhibited by a ‘stay in your lane’ mentality

ANZ staff are reluctant to challenge or question bank leaders and a tendency toward good news has stifled opportunities to speak up, a report into non-financial risk concluded.

Max Aitchison

Financial ServicesFinancial Services

‘Pretty tepid’: judge casts doubt on ANZ’s ASIC fine

ANZ settled with ASIC over attempts to rig a key interbank interest rate for $50m in 2017. But a federal court judge has now described the penalty as ‘pretty tepid’.

Max Aitchison and David Ross

Legal AffairsLegal Affairs

‘A zoo’: ANZ trading floor culture under fire

A former trader’s long-running case against ANZ is drawing to a close, with the bank accused of acting with ‘corporate ruthlessness’ in his ‘sham’ sacking.

Max Aitchison

Financial ServicesFinancial Services

ANZ, Westpac accused of fossil-fuel finance ‘greenwashing’

Commonwealth Bank and NAB have slashed their fossil-fuel project funding, while ANZ and Westpac have continued to pour billions of dollars into major polluters, a damning report claims.

Max Aitchison

CommentaryCompanies

The sting in the bonus tail now stalking all bank bosses

A new clawback regime is showing its teeth for the first time, proving executives remain exposed to material consequences years after scandals occur.

Eric Johnston

BankingFinancial Services

‘Zero’: ANZ scraps exec bonuses over failings as profits tumble

ANZ has stripped former CEO Shayne Elliott of $13.5m in bonuses after regulatory failings, while most senior executives had their bonuses marked down to zero.

Max Aitchison and David Ross

NewsNewsWire

ANZ profit falls after ASIC punishment

ANZ’s full-year statutory profit has fallen after a bruising $240m fine from the corporate watchdog for widespread misconduct.

Nathan Schmidt

Banking woesFinancial Services

Matos looks to risky business in effort to grow bank

The Melbourne-based lender, led by chief executive Nuno Matos, must grow its retail and business arms to challenge its rivals.

David Ross and Max Aitchison

Trading DayTrading Day

ANZ’s no ‘corporate puffery’ approach wins support

ANZ shares lift as investors digest FY25 profit drop, staff exits, bonus cuts and new CEO Nuno Matos’ fix-it plan. CVC-EQT line joint $5.2bn bid for AUB. DroneShield fades after ‘admin error’. Mayne’s reluctant US suitor to appeal forced union.

David Rogers and Valerina Changarathil

EXCLUSIVENation

ANZ job cuts ‘making workers sick’

ANZ workers report severe physical and mental health symptoms as the bank rapidly executes its plan to slash 4500 jobs by September 2026.

Ewin Hannan

BanksFinancial Services

Top British banker preaches patience to ANZ boss

‘Don’t get distracted by doing too much too soon’ — Britain’s largest mutual lender chief tells ANZ to exercise patience in its $4.9bn Suncorp integration.

David Ross

Legal AffairsBusiness

Whistleblower denies case against ANZ is funded by Bianca Rinehart

Bianca Rinehart’s lawyer denied a report that claimed she was funding an ex-trader’s case against ANZ. The wrongful dismissal action has aired a whistleblower’s sensational allegations about a ‘Wolf of Wall Street’ culture on the bank’s trading floor.

Max Aitchison

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