ANZ Group Holdings Limited (NZE:ANZ)
New Zealand · Delayed Price · Currency is NZD | Market Cap | 116.63B |
| Revenue (ttm) | 23.22B |
| Net Income (ttm) | 7.45B |
| Shares Out | n/a |
| EPS (ttm) | 2.45 |
| PE Ratio | 15.65 |
| Forward PE | 15.23 |
| Dividend | 1.82 (4.63%) |
| Ex-Dividend Date | May 13, 2025 |
| Volume | 1,017 |
| Average Volume | 14,019 |
| Open | 39.05 |
| Previous Close | 39.05 |
| Day's Range | 39.05 - 39.25 |
| 52-Week Range | 28.40 - 39.25 |
| Beta | n/a |
| RSI | 68.33 |
| Earnings Date | Nov 10, 2025 |
About ANZ Group Holdings
ANZ Group Holdings Limited provides various banking and financial products and services to retail, individuals and business customers in Australia and internationally. It offers home and personal loans, deposits, and credit cards through the branch network, home loan specialists, contact centers, self-service channels, and third-party brokers. The company also provides asset financing for small business owners, medium and large commercial customers, high net worth individuals, and family groups. In addition, it offers working capital and liquid... [Read more]
Financial Performance
In 2024, ANZ Group Holdings's revenue was 20.14 billion, a decrease of -0.42% compared to the previous year's 20.23 billion. Earnings were 6.54 billion, a decrease of -8.04%.
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The Labor government’s 5 per cent home deposit scheme is expected to draw strong demand from first home buyers, putting pressure on ANZ to join.
ANZ digs heels in on New Zealand class action after CBA settles
CBA-owned ASB has settled a long-running legal battle leaving ANZ to go it alone against a cohort of New Zealand customers accusing both banks of wrongdoing.
ASB reaches $135.6m settlement in Banking Class Action, ANZ fights on
The settlement concludes four years of court action against ASB.
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ANZ’s chair may have dodged a bullet with Optus but has other problems
The man who leads Australia’s most challenged bank is widely liked by his peers. But investors and regulators may beg to differ.
ASB, Westpac cut fixed mortgage rate to 4.49%, latest banks to drop after ANZ, BNZ ahead of OCR
Westpac and ASB join ANZ and BNZ in cutting their one-year rates.
ANZ expands cost-cutting focus to tech systems
After its cost-cutting, attention has shifted to the bank’s technology strategy and the likely scaling back of Shayne Elliott’s pet project, ANZ Plus.
ANZ ends 1835i venture fund in cost-cutting spree
The investment vehicle is the latest victim of chief executive Nuno Matos’ austerity drive.
Cultural change at ANZ will take years, experts warn
Regulatory experts say Nuno Matos will have to outline real measures to reset the bank’s culture if he wants to get the prudential regulator off his back.
PEP’s Man Shake lenders get on the shred, FTI appointed
Cranky Health’s lenders, led by ANZ Bank, Commonwealth Bank of Australia and Rabobank, have turned to a restructuring specialist.
ANZ’s head lawyer fights against leakers
If Ken Adams wants to stop getting quoted in the paper, he may want to stop telling his staff not to spill to the media.
Optus and ANZ show the governance failures of the director class
Competence and a skin in the game should be a requirement for a board seat at a big business. A fetish for independence isn’t enough to ensure good governance.
How a $14b bond deal unravelled into ANZ’s biggest scandal
The bank was fined $125 million by the corporate regulator for a scandal involving government bond trading but the longer-term costs may be higher.
ANZ’s Nuno Matos gets his dirty laundry inspected
The poached Portuguese CEO was screened by a secretive corporate intelligence firm ahead of being hired.
ASIC grilled on Shayne Elliott’s role in ANZ’s $240m bungle
Politicians have called on the corporate regulator to hold the bank’s former bosses to greater account for the misconduct that earned it a record fine.
It’s firing season at the banks. How far will the job losses go?
Chanticleer columnist James Thomson and banking reporter Angira Bharadwaj on ANZ’s overhaul, why banks are cutting jobs and whether management has lost control of the message.
ANZ Group Faces Challenges as New CEO Implements Strategic Changes
ANZ Group Faces Challenges as New CEO Implements Strategic Changes
Investors back Matos to clean up the mess at ANZ
Anthony Albanese said $240 million of penalties on ANZ are justified, as investors place bets on Nuno Matos’ ability to fix ANZ’s problems.
ANZ misled the government. Jim Chalmers’ silence is hard to understand
The bank’s government relations team in Canberra appears to have done a stellar job shielding the board from the fallout.
Banking Ombudsman clears ANZ after staff helped customer send $250k to scammers
The victim claimed ANZ was negligent – the Banking Ombudsman disagreed.
ANZ (ANZBY) Agrees to Record Fine for Misconduct Affecting Customers and Government
ANZ (ANZBY) Agrees to Record Fine for Misconduct Affecting Customers and Government
ANZ puts investors on a bond diet; dividend under threat
We all know a big bank’s executives can find a few hundred million to settle with a regulator, but it’s ANZ’s downtrodden shareholders who will foot the bill.
ANZ (ANZGY) Faces Record Fine for Misconduct in Bond Dealings
ANZ (ANZGY) Faces Record Fine for Misconduct in Bond Dealings
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