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| | | ... cent from the prior corresponding period, due to the tax implications of its takeover of smaller rival St George. Cash earnings - banks' preferred measure of financial performance - rose five per cent to $6.6 billion, Westpac said, which was above market ... |
| | | | Insurance sales and adviser growth show strong business momentum, despite cash earnings being down on last year, said Westpac-owned BT Financial Group. Life insurance sales were up 30%, compared with 14% for the market in 2012, it said after announcing ... |
| | | | ... bank fell to $4.1 billion in the year to 30 September, down $1.1 billion on the same period last year. The bank's cash earnings, a measure watched closely by analysts, fell 0.5%. NAB blamed the fall in profits on its UK operations, which have undergone ... |
| | | | ... month that its after-tax profit was down 43%, to $195 million, Hirst forfeited incentives worth as much as $400,000. Cash earnings were also down 3.9% at $323 million, and the bank's share price fell 16.4%, as at 30 June 2012. Hirst's fixed annual remuneration ... |
| | | | ... targets are 15% for retail annuity sales growth and 10% for net retail book growth, with upwards of $440 million in cash earnings for the Life company. |
| | | | ... bank's profits are re-invested into superannuation and the broader Australian economy. "The average increase in cash earnings over the first half of the year indicates solid performance by the major banks and highlights their ability to adapt to change ... |
| | | | ... profitable growth, productivity and preparing for regulatory and legislative change. The bank advised that its unaudited cash earnings for the quarter were approximately $1.75 billion and insurance premiums were up by 4.9% in the same quarter. Statutory ... |
| | | | National Australia Bank has released its 2012 Half Year Results, with NAB Wealth's cash earnings before IoRE down $10 million or 3.7% compared to March 2011, predominantly the result of an increase in insurance lapses. Compared to the September 2011 ... |
| | | | BT Financial Group has reported first-half cash earnings of $294 million, down 19% on the previous half and 14% on the prior corresponding period. Chief executive Brad Cooper attributed the decline to one-off expenses and external market factors, including ... |
| | | | ... compromised as a result of the acquisition indicating the acquisition has gone smoothly, said the firm. Fully diluted cash earnings per share were down 29% on the prior corresponding period. "There are a lot of moving parts to these results," said chief ... |
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