ANZ, Pacific and Australian Government
Australian Government to Give ANZ $1.3 Billion Loan Guarantee for Pacific Operations
(Reuters) - The Australian government will be giving ANZ Group a loan guarantee worth A$2 billion ($1.26 billion) to keep selling its services in the Pacific region, the lender said on Friday. The government also assesses the probability of the guarantee being called as very low. It includes an annual fee payable by the bank to the government.
ANZ announced today that ANZ Plus has reached one million customers and nearly $20 billion in deposits, with around 1-in-2 customers being new to ANZ.
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Australia’s $300bn Future Fund did its own diligence on the ANZ bond trading scandal and staff at the sovereign wealth fund ...
The federal government’s debt agency appears to be softening its position toward ANZ and has met twice with its bankers this ...
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CA ANZ secures approval for new PSSThe Professional Standards Scheme, which is applicable across all Australian states and territories, provides a statutory ...
ANZ has turned to the art of old-school banking hospitality to keep the loyalty of its top clients and arrest a slide down ...
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Canberra to pay ANZ $2B to stay in Pacific for 10 years as soft power concerns roll onANZ Bank (ASX:ANZ) has entered a 10-year arrangement with the Australian Government to offer banking services in the Pacific, ...
ANZ finds KiwiSaver gender gap results in nearly $6,000 less in retirement savings for women on average, highlighting the ...
ANZ has “pulled the rug out” from underneath customers today by slashing its savings interest rates. The major bank already ...
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