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| | ... Commonwealth Director of Public Prosecutions has dropped all charges against the criminal cartel case involving the issue of ANZ shares. Last week, the CDPP withdrew charges against the remaining defendants, Citigroup Global Markets Australia, Deutsche ... |
| | | ... comment on this matter. ANZ and Moscati were named in the original case relating to an institutional equity placement of ANZ shares worth $2.5 billion in 2015. At the time, ANZ offered an institutional placement of 80.8 million shares. Two of the placement's ... |
| | | ... executive has told the court that there was an agreement between JPMorgan, Deutsche Bank and Citigroup to withhold ANZ shares from the market. Speaking to the court for the ongoing case surrounding the $2.5 billion ANZ share sale, ex-JPMorgan banker ... |
| | | ... represents about 31.5% of the placement. "The charges will involve alleged cartel arrangements relating to trading in ANZ shares following an ANZ institutional share placement in August 2015," ACCC chairman Rod Sims said. "It will be alleged that ANZ ... |
| | | ... bank's statement to the ASX said it will "accept all eligible applications and issue approximately $720 million of ANZ shares at $26.50 per share." The offer was originally announced on August 6, and formed part of its initiative to raise roughly $3 ... |
| | | ... Tuesday afternoon. Westpac was the strongest performer among the big four banks, lifting 47.5 cents to $31.565, while ANZ shares gained 34 cents to $31.09, Commonwealth Bank put on 56 cents to $75.46 and National Australia Bank climbed 45.5 cents to ... |
| | | ... responsible for that," he told AAP. Westpac has made the most gains, lifting 32.5 cents, or 1.05 per cent, to $31.415, ANZ shares are 27 cents higher at $31.02, Commonwealth Bank had put on 44 cents to $75.34 and National Australia Bank had climbed 28 ... |
| | | ... local market had been weighed down by two of the big four banks, ANZ and National Australia Bank, going ex-dividend. ANZ shares were down $1.10 at $32.70, while NAB stocks were down $1.19 to $34.70. "They are both down about three per cent or so, so ... |
| | | ... June 30, up three per cent from $262 million at the same time last year. Meanwhile, the big banks were struggling. ANZ shares fell 95 cents to $29.40 despite posting a $4.7 billion profit for the nine months to June, citing strong revenue growth and ... |
| | | ... cents, or 2.57 per cent, weaker at $11.555. Among the major banks, National Australia Bank was up 25 cents to $28.30, ANZ shares had lifted 23 cents to $26.78, and Westpac was 21.5 cents up to $27.685, but Commonwealth had shed seven cents to $65.05 ... |
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