ANZ has posted a statutory profit after tax for its 2021 half-year of $A2,943 million, up 45 per cent on the previous half with key drivers including a net credit provision release of $A491 million.
The bank’s capital strength and underlying profitability delivered a CET1 ratio of 12.4 per cent while Return on Equity increased to 9.7 per cent. The proposed interim dividend is A70 cents per share, fully franked.
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Elliott: agility in critical circumstances
ANZ CEO says the bank had a “very strong” performance in the first half of 2021 and is focusing on further improvements for customers and shareholders.
Andrew Cornell | Managing Editor, bluenotes
ANZ’s finance and risk experts run through the bank’s result and what it means for capital, costs and margins.
Jill Campbell | Group Head of Investor Relations, ANZ
Find all the details of ANZ’s result in this easy-to-ready infographic.
Melissa Currie | Creative Content Producer, ANZ
A focus on policy, timing and pricing has led to strong market share gains in the Australian home loan business.
Kate Gibson & John Campbell | Home Owners Portfolio Lead & Home Loans Tribe Lead, ANZ
ANZ’s Institutional business has been focusing on building out its “Banking as a Service” capacities for future growth.
Lisa Vasic & Leigh Mahoney | MD Transaction Banking & Head of Wholesale Digital, ANZ
New Zealand has fared well through the COVID-19 pandemic, aiding a strong financial result for ANZ.
Antonia Watson | Group Executive & CEO New Zealand, ANZ
05 May 2021
05 May 2021