Australia and New Zealand Banking Group Limited
ANEWF
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-8.94
19.01
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31.60
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in mil. unless spec.- CEO
- Shayne Cary Elliott
- Full Time Employees
- 38,987
- Sector
- Financial Services
- Industry
- Banks - Diversified
- Address
- ANZ Centre Melbourne Melbourne VIC Australia 3008
- IPO Date
- Feb 13, 2009
- Website
- anz.com.au
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- Australia and New Zealand Banking Group Limited (ANZ) is a multinational banking and financial services company providing retail, commercial, institutional, and wealth management products including transaction accounts, savings and investment options, home loans, personal loans, credit cards, business lending, agribusiness finance, corporate finance, working capital solutions, foreign exchange, interest rate risk management, and sustainable finance facilities; it operates primarily in Australia and New Zealand with additional presence in Asia-Pacific markets such as Vietnam, China, Indonesia, the Pacific Islands, and select locations in the UK and US. Founded in 1835 through predecessor banks with current corporate form established in 1970, ANZ maintains world headquarters at 833 Collins Street, Docklands, Melbourne, Victoria, Australia, and employs around 42,000 people serving more than 11 million customers across close to 30 markets. In July 2024, ANZ completed its A$5 billion acquisition of Suncorp Bank, bolstering its retail and commercial footprint in Queensland and prompting doubled annual cost savings targets to A$500 million; under new CEO Nuno Matos since May 2025, the bank halted a A$2 billion share buyback in October 2025 to redirect A$520 million toward a strategy overhaul including A$800 million in pre-tax cost reductions from job cuts, restructurings, and exits like online platform Cashrewards, alongside plans to expand mortgage and business bankers by up to 50%, reinforce Queensland ties via partnerships with the University of Queensland and Griffith University, and secure a A$2 billion Australian government loan guarantee for Pacific operations.