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Workplace

My predictions for workplaces in 2022

2022 will be the year of the employee, says NAB Group Executive, People and Culture, Susan Ferrier. Find out what other HR trends we’re likely to see this year.

20.01.2022
1 min read

Diversity

How Choklit Dolls were born

NAB’s Rosi Quaremba grew up in Africa playing with fair-skinned Barbie dolls. When she realised there were no dolls that represented her daughter, she took matters into her own hands.

18.01.2022
2 min read

Workplace

Banking and baristas: A side-hustle story

Many people dream of opening their own café. NAB banker Veng Ear went ahead and did it. He says his two roles share some similarities.

14.01.2022
3 min read

Ventures

NAB Ventures backs agtech-fintech start up Geora

14.01.2022
3 min read

Business

NAB moves to digitise health care for Australians

12.01.2022
2 min read

Disaster relief

NAB announces flood relief package for Maryborough, QLD

10.01.2022
1 min read

Business

Aussie businesses under pressure from talent squeeze

04.01.2022
1 min read

Announcements

Climate

The sustainable loan behind NAB’s new HQ

NAB and Brookfield Properties have partnered to bring to life a green sustainability-linked loan for the bank’s new Melbourne headquarters at 395 Bourke Street.

20.12.2021
1 min read

Customers, banking & finance

Personal finance

Four money mindsets revealed as Aussies reset their finances for 2022

Almost half of all Australians are worried about future of their finances, according to new NAB data. Here are some savings tips based on your ‘money mindset’.

03.01.2022
6 min read

nabtrade reporting reveals that the biggest trend of 2021 has been the dominance of international brands over some of Australia’s biggest names. New and existing nabtrade clients are not just buying blue chip ASX stocks – they are also increasingly buying – and holding – international companies that at the front of decarbonisation and technology.

22.12.2021
1 min read

Environment

Climate

Climate action presents great opportunity: NAB Chairman & CEO

NAB chairman Philip Chronican says Australia can become a leader in renewable resources and low-carbon technologies. NAB is backing businesses to realise that opportunity.