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ANZ Group Holdings Limited

Provision of a broad range of banking and financial products and services to retail, small business, corporate and institutional clients.

ANZ$29.570
 -0.460 -1.53%

Data last updated:Dec 10, 2024 – 11.11am. Data is 20 mins delayed.

Previous Close

30.030

Open

29.840

Day Range

29.440 - 29.900

52 Week Range

24.550 - 32.800

Volume

1,524,784

Value

45,183,298

Bid

29.560

Ask

29.580

Dividend Yield

5.33%

P/E Ratio

14.48

Market Cap

87.943B

Total Issue

2,978,250,555

ASX Announcements

Market Sensitive

Nuno Matos to succeed Shayne Elliott as ANZ CEO

CEO/Managing Director – Appointment Resignation

  • Dec 9, 2024
  • 5 pages

Sam Garland appointed Group General Manager, Internal Audit

Company Administration - Other

  • Dec 6, 2024
  • 1 page

Update - Dividend/Distribution - ANZ

Dividend Record Date, Dividend Pay Date, Dividend Rate, Dividend Reinvestment Plan

  • Dec 3, 2024
  • 7 pages

Notification of cessation of securities - ANZ

Appendix 3H (Notification of cessation of securities)

  • Nov 29, 2024
  • 4 pages

Notification regarding unquoted securities - ANZ

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

  • Nov 29, 2024
  • 6 pages

View all ANZ announcements

Today

Shayne Elliott has been the chief executive of ANZ since 2016. He will retire from the bank next year.

Shayne Elliott’s rented Corolla wasn’t enough for ANZ in the end

The career banker took the top job in 2016, unwinding a failed regional expansion and wowing shareholders. Those shareholders are a bit less wowed now.

  • Updated
  • Jonathan Shapiro

Yesterday

ANZ chairman Paul O’Sullivan (left) with incoming CEO Nuno Matos.

The pluses and minuses of Elliott’s ANZ legacy

How the outgoing CEO’s tenure is regarded will hinge on the long-term outcomes of his two signature projects.

  • The AFR View
Nuno Matos has worked at HSBC for several years, most recently in Hong Kong.

ANZ investors see new chief executive Nuno Matos as a clean slate

The bank appointed the former HSBC wealth boss to succeed Shayne Elliott over internal candidates. The Portuguese banker, 57, will take up the job next year.

  • Updated
  • Lucas Baird and James Eyers
ANZ chairman Paul O’Sullivan says he was “spoilt for choice” in selecting a new CEO.

What forced ANZ board to move on Elliott

Facing the prospect of an embarrassing protest vote at next week’s AGM, ANZ’s board is ringing the changes.

  • Anthony Macdonald
ANZ chairman Paul O’Sullivan with incoming CEO Nuno Matos.

‘Like a star football player’: meet ANZ’s next CEO

Born in Portugal with a globetrotting career spanning Peru, Brazil, Mexico and Hong Kong, Nuno Matos’ route to Australia has been an unlikely one.

  • Lucas Baird
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ANZ’s risky new CEO; Assads ‘like mafia’; ‘Shoebox’ fetches $850k

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

ANZ boss Shayne Elliot leaves no shortage of unfinished business.

ANZ’s left-field CEO pick piles risk upon risk

A new chief executive with no Australian experience will spend years finishing Shayne Elliott’s signature projects. It’s a perilous sandwich for investors.

  • James Thomson
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

This Month

Shayne Elliott last month, as he presented ANZ’s full-year results to investors. He has been with the bank since 2009.

ANZ’s Elliott to resign after nine years as chief executive

The career banker arrived at ANZ in 2009 and was appointed to the top job in 2016. His departure is expected to be announced as early as this week.

  • Jonathan Shapiro and Kylar Loussikian
ANZ’s Shayne Elliott at a parliamentary hearing.

Six observations about the cultural failings in ANZ’s markets unit

Disgruntled employees are being interviewed about a problematic workplace culture at the same time as the bank is telling them about their annual bonus.

  • Jonathan Shapiro
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
AFR

NAB won’t lean on rates in fight for business lending crown

“You have to be competitive on price – that is the ticket to the game – but you don’t have to be the cheapest,” business banking boss Rachel Slade says.

  • Lucas Baird

November

RBA governor Michele Bullock told attendees that inflation was still too high while speaking on Thursday night.

Economists abandon hopes of RBA cutting rates in February

Economists at AMP, ANZ and Bank of Queensland have joined a chorus of forecasters expecting rate cuts no sooner than May.

  • Alex Gluyas and Joshua Peach
The Essential Ingredient went into administration in late September. It sold about 750 products across gourmet food, ingredients, cookware and utensils.

Essential Ingredient failure spurred on by skeleton sales staff

A report prepared for creditors also said the gourmet retailer may have traded insolvent for months before its collapse in September owing $7 million.

  • Simon Evans
Australia’s big banks exemplify the concentration of ownership by big investors such as super funds and index funds.

Frothy market’s two biggest winners make up for all the year’s losers

On a day when the ASX 200 hits another record high, it’s worth thinking about which stocks are driving it. Two have done this year’s heavy lifting.

  • Anthony Macdonald
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ANZ chief executive Shayne Elliott addresses the senate economics committee.

ANZ forced to clarify Elliott testimony on bond trading scandal

The bank’s government relations head has expanded on comments made by chief executive Shayne Elliott in a parliamentary grilling.

  • Updated
  • Jonathan Shapiro
A CBA ATM in Hay, NSW,  on Sunday. CBA has put a moratorium on closing any more regional branches.

Macquarie, Westpac and CBA big losers from $350m rural bank levy

Confidential details shared with industry participants show the size of the cost to the biggest lenders as Treasury attempts to keep regional branches open.

  • Updated
  • John Kehoe and Joshua Peach

ANZ creates new roles to fix risk issues

ANZ wants to hire a new risk manager and a head of regulatory relations as it begins the long task of shedding its $750 million capital charge.

  • Jonathan Shapiro
Kim Krogh Andersen, Telstra’s product and technology chief, says AI will change how it deals with customers, but humans will still be present.

Telstra and ANZ say human call centres will have AI agents

The way companies deal with their customers is going to change in the AI era, two of Australia’s biggest companies say, but humans will still be involved.

  • Paul Smith
Shaneen Marshall, chief of technology and strategy at Zurich Financial.

AI gets real as big business finds its feet

An era of cautious, low-stakes experimentation is rapidly giving way to tangible changes in how some of Australia’s largest operations run.

  • Paul Smith

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