Media Release
For Release: 29 October
2013
ANZ New Zealand delivers for customers in 2013
ANZ New Zealand has delivered significant improvements for customers and made strides towards its goal of being New Zealand's best bank since last year’s brand and technology merger, the bank said in announcing its 2013 full year results today.
Australia and New Zealand Banking Group Limited (ANZ) 2013 full year results show a lift in performance for ANZ New Zealand with statutory profit of NZ$1.37 billion, up 8% on the previous year. Cash profit was NZ$1.44 billion, up from $1.29 billion. Productivity and credit quality improvements were key features of the result with expenses down 13% and the provision charge declining 66%.
ANZ New Zealand Chief Executive Officer David Hisco said: “Twelve months after we created the new ANZ our customers are already enjoying better products and services.
“Our business performance has been built on simplifying our products, improving processes and systems and delivering a better banking experience for customers. We have concentrated investment on our brand, sales training, branch coverage and digital capability.
“As well as delivering productivity gains, this investment has driven market share increases in mortgages and credit cards and strong growth in small business banking, while maintaining high customer satisfaction,” Mr Hisco said.
Full media statement attached
291013_ANZ_NZ_full_year_results_2013.pdf

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