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ANZ promises to pass on any RBA rate cut
ANZ Banking Group Ltd has pledged to pass in full to its home loan customers any rate cut the Reserve Bank of Australia decides at its next board meeting.
ANZ, Merrill face fresh legal action over Opes Prime
Law firm Slater & Gordon has begun legal action against ANZ Banking Group and Merrill Lynch on behalf of former clients of failed stockbroker Opes Prime. 
ANZ Crunched
Shares fall 10% after it warns it will make $1B in provisions for bad loans for the second half.
ANZ stock savaged after $1.2b hit
ANZ BANK'S annual profit is set fall by as much as $800 million to $3.1 billion after the company warned its second-half results would be hit by increased bad debts and soured...
07/28/08
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ANZ loses HK bank bid
ANZ's failure to secure a bid for Hong Kong's Wing Lung Bank won't derail the bank's Asian expansion plans.
ANZ backs down on Gunns funding
ANZ Bank will not comment on speculation it will not provide funding for Gunns' controversial $2 billion pulp mill in Tasmania.
ANZ bows to Opes pressure
EXCLUSIVE: ANZ Bank has agreed to mediation with Opes Prime's unsecured creditors.
ANZ won't fund Gunns mill: report
ANZ Bank has declined to comment on speculation it will not provide funding for Gunns' controversial $2 billion pulp mill in Tasmania.
Gunns shares lower over mill funding
Shares in forestry products supplier Gunns Ltd opened lower Friday, after the ANZ Banking Group withdrew funding for its $2 billion Tasmania pulp mill project.
ANZ warning shows Australia 'not immune'
A warning by ANZ that its annual profit could fall by a quarter shows that Australia is not immune to financial market turmoil, Treasurer Wayne Swan says.
ANZ agrees to Opes talks
ANZ agrees to negotiations with Opes Prime's administrator to deliver a deal for Opes' hapless unsecured creditors.
ANZ to expand in Hong Kong
ANZ Bank plans to increase its Hong Kong dealing room staff from eight to more than 70.
Primebroker appoints own administrator
Primebroker Securities - the stock lending and margin loan division of the troubled Chimaera Financial Group - has appointed its own voluntary administrators.
ANZ hikes home loans by 15 basis points
ANZ has lifted its standard variable mortgage rates by 15 basis points.
More banks lift rates
ANZ and CBA have ramped up their benchmark mortgage rates just days after the central bank decided there was no need to raise rates.
Another pile-up as bad lending...
Mr Smith, what a mess. The ANZ Banking Group has taken a commanding lead in the race for line honours to determine the bank most likely to end the decade in disgrace.
ANZ Warns on Profit Amid Write-Downs
ANZ became the second major Australian bank in days to flag large, credit-related write-downs, warning its profit may fall as much as 25% this financial year due to bad debts.
ANZ says provisions seen at A$1.2 bln in H2 (Reuters)
Reuters - Australia and New Zealand Banking Group , Australia's third-biggest lender, said on Monday it was likely to book provisions of around A$1.2 billion ($1.1 billion) in its second half due to the ongoing deterioration in global credit markets.
ANZ ups provision for credit casualties
High-profile credit crunch casualties have forced Australia's third biggest lender ANZ Banking Group Ltd to escalate its first half total bad debt provisions.
China tries to hose down Macau gambling
The stakes seem to have been too, too hot for Beijing tastes.
07/08/08
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Blue Energy sale after Chimaera fallout
Blue Energy has revealed that almost one third of its share register could potentially be sold off as the affairs of Chimaera Financial Group are resolved.
Changes in shareholdings
Perpetual Ltd ceased to be a substantial holder in Platinum Australia Ltd on July 4.
07/08/08
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Blue Energy at mercy of Chimaera fallout
Blue Energy says almost one third of its of share register may be sold off as the affairs of stock lender Chimaera are resolved.
Analyst urges banks to raise rates
Australia's top four banks could lose a combined $500 million if they don't again raise their standard variable home loan rates, says investment bank JP Morgan.
Banks may follow St George's lead
It could be costly for Australia's top four banks not to raise their mortgage rates again, analysts say.
Legal action not over on Opes share sale
More companies are foreshadowing legal action in relation to the Opes Prime collapse and the ANZ Banking Group sell-down of shares.