National Australia Bank(NAB)
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National Australia Bank is one of
Australia’s largest financial institutions and for many
years was ranked in the top 50 banks in the world. NAB
generates the majority of its business through Australia,
New Zealand and parts of the United
Kingdom.
The key areas in which National Australia
Bank operate are:
- Business & Private
banking
- Retail Banking
- Wealth
Management
The business & private banking arm is
involved in the provision of lending, deposit,
transactions to high net worth individuals in Australia.
NAB is Australia’s largest lending institution with a
market share of 19% and takes in the most deposits with
over 24% of this part of the
business.
The retails banking in similar to the
business and private banking except it offers this
service to the retail public. Whilst this side of the
business is growing steadily it has some 3.2 million
customers already.
On the Wealth management front, NAB provides
investment, superannuation and insurance solutions via
the MLC brand name to over 1.9 million customers in both
the retail and corporate sector. The majority of clients
are located in both Australia and throughout
Asia.
Other statistics on
NAB
- The UK division, which consists of
banking and wealth management, provides solutions to
over 3.1 million customers. It operates under 2
brands: Clydesdale Bank and Yorkshire Bank, within
one legal entity, Clydesdale Bank
PLC
- In November 2007 (the top of the
market), NAB acquired Great Western Bancorporation in
South Dakota for $798 million.
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National Australia Bank
Quick Facts (as of 1 February
2009)
- Chairman: Mr Michael A
Chaney
- CEO/MD: Mr Cameron Clyne
& Mr John
Stewart
- Industry Group:
Banks
- Shares on issue:
1,917,158,873
- Market Cap:
$35,467,439,150
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www.national.com.au
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