National Australia Bank Ltd.

33.37
CHANGE
+0.28 (0.85%)
20 minute delayed prices during trading hours
VOLUME
5.0M
DAY'S HIGH
33.53
DAY'S LOW
33.2
National Australia Bank Limited provides products, advice and services. In Australia, it operates through National Australia Bank, MLC and UBank. In the United Kingdom, it operates through Clydesdale Bank. In New Zealand, it operates through Bank of New Zealand. In the United States, it operates through Great Western Bank. Segments include Business Banking, Personal Banking, Wholesale Banking, UK Banking and NZ Banking, MLC and NAB and Great Western Ban. As of April... continued
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National Australia Bank Ltd.
National Australia Bank Limited provides products, advice and services. In Australia, it operates through National Australia Bank, MLC and UBank. In the United Kingdom, it operates through Clydesdale Bank. In New Zealand, it operates through Bank of New Zealand. In the United States, it operates through Great Western Bank. Segments include Business Banking, Personal Banking, Wholesale Banking, UK Banking and NZ Banking, MLC and NAB and Great Western Ban. As of April 5, 2012, the Company and its associated entities ceased to be a substantial holder in BlueScope Steel Limited. On May 17, 2012, it ceased to be a substantial holder in Spark Infrastructure Group and Sandfire Resources NL. As of August 24, 2012, the Company and its associated entities ceased to be holder in Tabcorp Holdings Limited. In September 2012, the Company and its associated entities have ceased to be a substantial holder in Incitec Pivot Limited, as of August 30, 2012.

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Sale of Suncorp’s ‘bad bank’ could be imminent
MAY 20, 2013
The sale of underperforming assets housed within the non-core ‘bad bank’ would release significant funds, possibly allowing the company to pay a special dividend to shareholders. Given that shareholders received a 15 cent per share special dividend in October 2012, a further return will be extra pleasing, particularly given the current yield excluding the special dividend is at the low end for the banking sector at 3.5%. The AFR report certainly got the market excited with the shares up 3.3% in early trade on Monday compared with the ‘Big Four’, including Commonwealth Bank of Australia (ASX: CBA) and National Australia Bank (ASX: NAB) which were up just over 1%.
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Australian stocks closed stronger, pushing above one per cent during the day but eased to around half a per cent higher by the finish.
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The big retail banks were more than one per cent firmer, with ANZ up 34 cents at $30.60, CBA 89 cents higher at $74.10, NAB 41 cents stronger at $33.50 and Westpac up 48 cents at $31.83.
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