ANZ Group

ANZ hit with second ‘strike’ as shareholders dissent over pay report

Shareholders may call for another vote on whether to remove the entire board

ANZ last month unveiled plans to slash 3,500 jobs at a one-off cost of A$560 million.

Australia’s ANZ halts buyback to save A$800 million for strategy overhaul

The bank plans to cut broker reliance and write more direct home loans to lift lending revenue

Nuno Matos is four months into his role leading Australia’s second-biggest bank by assets and is in the midst of a broad overhaul that includes some 3,500 job cuts.

ANZ to pay A$240 million fine on bond errors, retail mistakes

Asic and the bank will ask the Federal Court to impose the penalties in relation to four separate proceedings spanning misconduct across the bank’s institutional and retail divisions

The revamp will mean around 8% of the firm’s roughly 42,000 staff will leave.

ANZ plans to cut 3,500 staff over next year on CEO revamp

The bank is expected to incur a restructuring charge of about A$560 million before tax in the second half of this year

ANZ’s institutional unit, run by Mark Whelan, has been in focus from the country’s financial watchdogs..

ANZ starts cutting jobs in institutional banking division

Precisely how many roles will be eliminated from the restructure remains unclear, and the bank has said that it will update investors on the process at a strategy day in October

A number of senior executives have departed since Nuno Matos joined in May from HSBC Holdings.

ANZ bankers learn about job losses after e-mail error: report

The Melbourne-based bank is in the midst of a major restructure under new chief executive officer Nuno Matos

Intense competition to sell cheaper home loans to customers hurt by higher interest rates and living costs has been pressuring the Melbourne-based lender’s margin.

ANZ’s H1 cash earnings largely flat, margins stay pressured

AUSTRALIA’S ANZ Group reported largely flat first-half cash earnings on Thursday (May 8), as persistent competition in the home loan market and a rise in asset impairments offset lending growth.

Outgoing ANZ CEO Shayne Elliott (pictured) is being replaced by former HSBC executive Nuno Matos in a bid to revive the firm’s battered reputation as it grapples with the fallout from a bond trading scandal that triggered regulatory investigations.

ANZ’s outgoing CEO to forfeit 2024 long-term variable remuneration

THE CEO of Australian No. 4 bank ANZ Shayne Elliott gave up a long-term performance bonus worth A$3.2 million (S$2.7 million) due to shareholder backlash related to bond trading irregularities, which ...

The former HSBC Holdings banker will take over the top job on Jul 3, 2025 and will also be appointed to the boards of ANZ as an executive director.

Ex-HSBC banker Nuno Matos to succeed Shayne Elliott as ANZ CEO

NUNO Matos will become the new chief executive officer at ANZ Group Holdings, succeeding Shayne Elliott who is retiring after nine years in the role that culminated in a tumultuous ending.

The deal would maintain ANZ’s nine hubs in the Pacific region, which include Fiji and the Cook Islands.

Australia nears deal with ANZ to stop bank closures in the Pacific

AUSTRALIA is in the final stages of talks with ANZ Group over a deal to maintain the bank’s branches across the Pacific, Treasurer Jim Chalmers said on Monday (Nov 11), a diplomatic win in a region co...