Deals drought — relief in sight
The quiet deals period will change when ANZ begins disposing of the bank’s investments in a handful of Asian banks.
National Australia Bank
Halfway down the mining cliff
NAB expects mining investment to fall around 70pc from current levels over the next three years.
NAB dividend concerns flagged
Deutsche has recommended a change to the local bank’s dividend policy.
Iron ore threat looms for budget
NAB has issued the latest in a line-up of gloomy forecasts for the sector.
‘1.9b set’ in NAB rate rig claim
Chat messages allegedly show a National Australia Bank trader discussing interest rate manipulation.
ASIC files claim against NAB
The regulator has formally lodged a claim over alleged BBSW breaches.
Meet Virgin’s new stakeholder
Hainan Airline Group is a sprawling conglomerate, with links ranging from George Soros to China’s government.
China’s HNA grabs Virgin stake
Virgin’s tie-up with China’s HNA group could anger Air NZ as it continues to eye an exit from its stake in the carrier.
NAB spin-off walks the talk
Clydesdale Bank investors should be encouraged by signs that the group’s growth plans are starting to take shape.
Poll push for prestige homes
A slew of prestige homeowners are rushing to put their homes on the market before the federal election.
Nine, Telstra nab netball rights
The Nine network and Telstra will share broadcast rights to Australian netball in a five-year deal securing four matches a week live on TV
Ex-NAB chiefs target small firms
The plan is to deploy “cutting-edge” technology and a relationship banking model to companies.
NAB: Housing stress no threat
NAB head Andrew Thorburn has expressed confidence of getting through an uptick in housing stress.
Thorburn works margin magic
As if by magic, the collapse in NAB’s business-lending margin has been transformed into a run-of-the-mill challenge.
NAB steadies the ship
NAB chief Andrew Thorburn has stood by the lender’s provisioning to hold the bank’s dividend steady.
Banks jump 1pc as stocks rally
The big banks have all jumped at least 1pc in early trade, boosted by NAB’s result.
The ‘new’ NAB looks quite good
NAB’s underlying result is better than respectable and offers some assurance that the group can maintain its dividend.
NAB earnings jump 6.5pc
NAB books a hefty accounting loss on its UK exit but maintains its interim dividend as its cash profit meets expectations.
NAB, Westpac, CBA pass on cut
Three of the big banks have pledged to reduce their variable home loan rates by 0.25 per cent.
Underperformance has a good side
Bad stocks can rise and great stocks sometimes falter.
Strong dollar a risk to farmers
A strong dollar presents a big risk to local farm prices, according to NAB’s latest rural commodities report.
Exporters warned of new rivals
Australian agricultural exporters have been warned of increased competition for the Chinese market from other nations.
Why blue chips let you down
Most of them are mature businesses whose best years are behind them, with modest growth.
Boards must take responsibility
NAB chair Ken Henry’s call on boards to take responsibility for corporate culture is refreshing and welcome.
Conditions at post-GFC high
Business conditions have reached their best point since 2008, National Australia Bank’s survey shows.
ASIC ups stakes in banks battle
The regulator will have its work cut out if it tries to make a case for market manipulation against all four of the big banks.
Heavies unite to invest in rivers
The Besen family joins NAB, The Nature Conservancy to back a fund to invest in Murray-Darling water rights.
Yield hunters find rich rewards
With the market’s average dividend yield sitting above 5 per cent, a fresh perspective is required.
Yield hunters find rich rewards
With the market’s average dividend yield sitting above 5 per cent, a fresh perspective is required.
Eight habits to grow your wealth
Eight simple hints to get going on the path to financial independence and a lifetime of options.
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