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| | | ... big banks were all in negative territory, with Commonwealth Bank down 44 cents, or 0.52 per cent, to $86.75, National Australia Bank dropped 24 cents, or 0.64 per cent, to $34.30, ANZ lost 29 cents, or 0.86 per cent, to $33.35, and Westpac fell 30 cents ... |
| | | | ... between Greece and its international creditors aimed at preventing a Greek debt default. Locally on Thursday, National Australia Bank will release its consumer anxiety index and official job vacancies figures are due out. In equities news, Atlas Iron ... |
| | | | ... motion included a reference to "the allegations that financial planners at the Commonwealth Bank of Australia, National Australia Bank, ANZ Bank, Macquarie Bank and, most recently, IOOF had engaged in unethical and/or unlawful activity." However, shadow ... |
| | | | ... marketing and dealership services teams. Prior to her role at ANZ, Seales worked in senior management roles at National Australia Bank (NAB), including general manager of advice services where she oversaw a large team of wealth specialists. Zurich Insurance ... |
| | | | John Waller will retire as a National Australia Bank board member and as chairman of Bank of New Zealand and be replaced by Doug McKay. Waller has been an NAB non-executive director and chairman of its subsidiary BNZ since 2008 and will leave those ... |
| | | | ... $27.05. Among the major banks, Commonwealth Bank had risen $1.28 to $83.65, ANZ was up 60 cents to $32.77, National Australia Bank increased 55 cents to $33.33 and Westpac ticked up 44 cents to $32.74. Mining stocks were mixed, with BHP Billiton down ... |
| | | | ... higher after a slow start, with Commonwealth Bank adding 50 cents to $82.39, ANZ gaining 32 cents to $32.17, National Australia Bank found 25.5 cents to $32.785 and Westpac picked up 43 cents at $32.15. The miners were weaker on falls in commodity prices ... |
| | | | National Australia Bank (NAB), in a submission to government, has said superannuation should be the most concessionally incentivised form of savings for Australians so it remains the most attractive structure to save for an adequate retirement. This ... |
| | | | ... market. The largest four providers - AMP ($51.2 billion), Macquarie ($46.6 billion), BT ($44.3 billion) and National Australia / MLC ($29.6 billion) account for 65% of the total. From an administrator perspective the same companies control around 83% ... |
| | | | ... better performances in percentage terms recorded by UBS, MFS, Vanguard, Perpetual, BlackRock, State Street, National Australia / MLC and Commonwealth / Colonial. |
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