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ANZ today posted a cash profit of $A3.49 billion in the six months to May, a 4.1 per cent rise on the previous corresponding period.
Speaking to bluenotes on video on the morning of the result, ANZ CEO Shayne Elliott put the result down to “operational excellence”, doing “fewer things” and doing them very well, despite the presence of market headwinds.
Below is bluenotes’ full coverage of the results.
Operational efficiency pushes ANZ HY profit: Elliott
CEO cites continued simplification, rising share of home loans as drivers of growth.
Andrew Cornell | Managing Editor, bluenotes
ANZ putting resources where it counts most: Jablko
CFO says bank’s commitment to simplification has helped lower costs, drive profit
Andrew Cornell | Managing Editor, bluenotes
IN PICTURES: ANZ’s half-year profit
See the bank’s first-half interim profit in an infographic which spells out the key figures.
Jill Campbell | Head of Investor Relations, ANZ
Half year 2018 result news release
ANZ's news release for the 2018 half year results.
Liz Rudall | Head of Communications, Institutional, ANZ
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Full coverage: ANZ's half-year profit
2018-05-01
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