NATIONAL Australia Bank Ltd, the nation's biggest, yesterday reported full-year profit declined 11 percent after avoiding credit-market losses of the magnitude that forced bailouts of lenders in the United States...
ROYAL Bank of Scotland Group Plc is in talks to sell assets in Australia and New Zealand after losing a bidder for its United Kingdom insurance unit. National Australia Bank Ltd, the country's biggest bank by...
Business | Securities
2008-1-22
ASIAN stocks fell on concern the United States will enter a recession and slow global growth. Japan's Nikkei 225 Stock Average dropped to its lowest since October 2005, while Hong Kong's Hang Seng Index plunged...
THE National Australia Bank Ltd and the Australia & New Zealand Banking Group Ltd raised interest rates on mortgages to recoup higher funding costs, the first time in more than a decade major lenders changed home loan...
CITIGROUP Inc, Bank of America Corp and 30 other issuers from Iceland to Australia drove yen denominated bond sales in Japan to a seven-year high as they took advantage of the lowest rates in the industrialized world. ...
NATIONAL Australia Bank Ltd, the country's biggest, yesterday posted record second-half profit. The result came as lending increased in an economy that has entered its 16th consecutive year of expansion. Net...
NATIONAL Australia Bank Ltd yesterday signed an agreement to acquire a 20 percent stake in China's Union Trust & Investment Ltd, with an undisclosed price. The price was "not material", the Melbourne-based bank...
NATIONAL Australia Bank Ltd, the country's largest bank, yesterday reported a 7.1 percent jump in net profit to A$2.14 billion (US$1.77 billion) in the six months ended March 31, but warned bad debts were rising as...
NATIONAL Australia Bank Ltd more than doubled a share buyback program to A$1.2 billion (US$926 million) after cutting its regulatory capital targets last year. The bank will increase the buyback by A$700 million,...
THE US trade deficit widened to an all-time high of US$55.5 billion in October, boosted by higher oil prices and record imports from China, a government report showed. The trade gap in goods and services followed a revised US$50.9 billion deficit in September.