ANZ has posted its half-result year with the COVID-19 crisis hitting in the final weeks of the reporting period.
A decision on the dividend was deferred by the board until more clarity emerged.
ANZ posted a statutory profit after tax of $1.55 billion in the full year, a 51 per cent decrease. Cash profit was down, at $A1.41 billion.
The bank’s Core Equity Tier 1 capital ratio was 10.8 per cent, above the Australian Prudential Regulation Authority’s (APRA) ‘unquestionably strong’ measure.
You can read and watch all the details below.
Elliott: determining future strategy
CEO Shayne Elliott discusses how the bank is responding to COVID-19 and how the pandemic will impact future strateg
Andrew Cornell | Managing Editor, bluenotes
ANZ’s Chief Financial Officer goes through the finer details of what contributed to the bank’s half-year result.
Andrew Cornell | Managing Editor, bluenotes
ANZ’s Chief Risk Officer discusses provisioning for an uncertain world and new accounting standards.
Andrew Cornell | Managing Editor, bluenotes
INFOGRAPHIC: the result in pictures
All the details of ANZ’s half-year result in an easy-to-read infographic.
Jill Campbell | Head of Investor Relations, ANZ
How do you announce a result if you can’t all be in the room together? Take a look at how ANZ did things differently because of COVID-19.
Jemma Wight | Production Editor, ANZ
Read through the announcement released to the market for ANZ’s half-year result.
Stephen Ries | Head of Corporate Communications, ANZ
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30 Apr 2020
30 Apr 2020