May 25, 2013
ANZ
Read the latest advice, feature articles and news on ANZ, especially for the business leader
ANZ slashes 230 staff in three states
The ANZ Bank (ASX: ANZ) has cut 230 workers from its wealth management divisions in Sydney, Melbourne and Adelaide.
Are customer satisfaction surveys worth it?
Surveying customers makes sense. But it's worthless if you're asking the wrong questions, or benchmarking against the wrong companies.
House price correction "modest and orderly": ANZ boss Mike Smith
Subdued credit growth in Australia has become the new norm, says ANZ boss Mike Smith.
Opposition defends ANZ’s rate hike
Opposition finance spokesman Andrew Robb has defended ANZ’s rate rise, while Treasurer Wayne Swan has accused the opposition of favouring the big banks over home-buyers.
Powerful business leaders: Mike Smith
Mike Smith has caused a stir by setting ANZ free of the RBA on interest rates.
The game's over for banking super profits. What's next?
Australia's big banks are in a perilous position. They are not immune to Europe's economic mess or painfully high funding costs, and growth is sluggish.
Together, but different: ANZ and Westpac split on multiple brands
Are multiple brands your key to new customers, or a distraction from the real issues? Two of our big banks differ on the issue.
Xero chief spruiks benefits of dual-listing as ANZ ponders listing in Asia
Floating on two exchanges a cost-effective way to aid expansion into new territories.
“Last to know”: ANZ employee launches email tirade
The politics of closing an underperforming division are rarely easy. Avoid ANZ's fate.
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