Anz Group Holdings Limited · ASX:ANZ
Anz — Shareholder Meeting (2006)
24 slides from Anz's shareholder meeting presentation, 2006
Slide 1: Annual General Meeting 2006
Annual General Meeting 2006
Slide 2: Charles Goode, Chairman
Charles Goode Chairman
Slide 3: NSW is a very important part of ANZ
NSW is a very important part of ANZ • ANZ has operated in NSW for 171 years • Almost 76,000 shareholders • Nearly 3,600 staff • 220 branches
Slide 4: 9 new branch openings in NSW this year
9 new branch openings in NSW this year
Slide 5: Significant increase in employees
Significant increase in employees Approximately 5,000 staff added in last 4 years (excluding acquisition of NBNZ) 32,256 30,976 ANZ NBNZ 28,755 4,647 22,482 23,137 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006
Slide 6: Dividends increased for 13th successive year
Dividends increased for 13th successive year Dividend per share (cents) 125 110 101 95 85 73 64 52 56 48 42 33 25 20 1993 1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006
Slide 7: Good performance across businesses
Good performance across businesses Division Sep-06 v Sep-05 Cash NPAT ($m) Personal 22% 1,256 Institutional 11% 1,396 New Zealand* 20% NZD 1,006 NZD Geography Australia 16% 2,377 New Zealand 26% NZD 964 NZD Asia 18% 125 FY05 NPAT Pacific 35% 113 FY06 NPAT increase * New Zealand Banking, which includ
Slide 8: ANZ transformed over past 10 years
ANZ transformed over past 10 years Market Capitalisation Profit increased over 3 times increased almost 5 times 3,688 (A$b) 52.4 (NPAT A$m) 1,116 10.6 1996 2006 1996 2006
Slide 9: ANZ is a well balanced bank
ANZ is a well balanced bank FY06 profit contribution FY06 profit contribution by Division* by Geography^ Partnerships & Private Bank Other Asia Pacific Personal Australia New Zealand 5% 4% 7% 19% 36% 23% 66% New Zealand 40% Institutional *Excludes Non Continuing Businesses, Group Centre, and non cor
Slide 10: China is seeing a large population shift
China is seeing a large population shift China’s population distribution 100% Forecasts 80% Rural 60% 40% 20% Urban 0% 1985 1995 2005 2015 2025 Source: ANZ research
Slide 11: China expected to be the world's largest economic power
China expected to be the world’s largest economic power GDP forecasts (US$ b) 45,000 China 40,000 35,000 30,000 25,000 US 20,000 15,000 India 10,000 Japan 5,000 0 Australia 2005 2015 2025 Source: ANZ Economics
Slide 12: ANZ's Asian Strategy
ANZ’s Asian Strategy International Business ANZ Network Partnerships Equity investments in Meeting Banking local financial institutions requirements of Australia, in rapidly growing and NZ and Multinational developing Consumer Strategy Corporates and Private and Small Business Banking Bank and Ex-pa
Slide 13: Increasing our presence in Asia
Increasing our presence in Asia VIETNAM CHINA PHILIPPINES INDONESIA CAMBODIA MALAYSIA
Slide 14: Integrating care for the environment
Integrating care for the environment ANZ adopts the Equator Principles
Slide 15: ANZ's new building ready in 2009
ANZ’s new building ready in 2009 Minimum 5-Star Green Star Certified Rating signifies 'Australian Excellence'
Slide 16: Greater community commitment
Greater community commitment
Slide 17: Greater community commitment
Greater community commitment
Slide 18: Greater community commitment
Greater community commitment
Slide 19: Supporting customers affected by natural disaster
Supporting customers affected by natural disaster ANZ provides up to $1 million in assistance to customers impacted by Cyclone Larry ANZ donates $70,000 to June bushfire victims ANZ invests $1 million in drought-affected communities ANZ to provide assistance for south-west WA customers affected by s
Slide 20: Call centres to remain in Australia
Call centres to remain in Australia
Slide 21: Most engaged staff of all major Australian companies
Most engaged staff of all major Australian companies High performance culture at ANZ 40% 60% ANZ Group 2006 (60%) Fin. Services Benchmark60% 25% (51%) Indifferent Serious Zone Hewitt Serious High Zone ZoneIndifferent Zone High Performance/ Best Employers Performance/ 2005 (81%) Average –9.6%TSR =Hew
Slide 22: Economic growth outlook positive
Economic growth outlook positive World economic growth (Real GDP) 7 % annual change Forecasts 6 Long term trend 5 4 3 2 1 0 88 90 92 94 96 98 00 02 04 06 08 Note: GDP based on 50 countries aggregated using ‘purchasing power parity’ weights. Sources: National agencies, IMF, OECD and Economics@ANZ.
Slide 23: Provisions at unsustainably low levels
Provisions at unsustainably low levels $m 600 Consumer Individual Provisions* Commercial Individual Provisions* • FY06 individual 500 provisions remarkably low 400 • Unusually high level 300 ?? of recoveries in FY06 200 • Provisions not expected to remain 100 at such low levels 0 FY00 FY01 FY02 FY03
Slide 24: www.anz.com
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