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Young investors break the ’lazy Gen Y’ stereotype: MLC Wealth Behaviour Survey Q2 2016

Young Australians intent on investing, but not in super
NAB taps into comeptitive Gen Y nature through launch of new SuperSizer online tool

Young Australians are the only age group intending to invest more in the next three months, indicating that age may not be a factor in financial savviness, the latest Wealth Behaviour Survey reveals.

• 13.09.2016
• 3 min read

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New NAB Mobile Banking App gives customers more control

Customers will have more control over how, when and where they use their cards, thanks to NAB’s new Mobile Banking App to be launched later this year.

• 12.09.2016
• 3 min read

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NAB ranks amongst global leaders in the 2016 Dow Jones Sustainability Index

National Australia Bank (NAB) has again ranked amongst the global industry leaders in the 2016 Dow Jones Sustainability Index, with a score of 95 out of 100.

• 09.09.2016
• 1 min read

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NAB Asset Servicing makes successful transition to Citi

NAB Asset Servicing, the custody arm of National Australia Bank, has today announced the successful transition to Citi as its global custodian.

• 06.09.2016
• 1 min read

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NAB reaches endorsement for 2016 Enterprise Agreement

NAB employees have voted in favour of the 2016 Enterprise Agreement with more than 87 per cent of votes opting to remove performance based pay for some employee groups, and strengthen parental and preventative health leave requirements.

• 02.09.2016
• 1 min read

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Hat-trick for NAB Asset Servicing

NAB Asset Servicing, the custody arm of National Australia Bank, has been internationally recognised by being named Best Sub-Custodian – Australia & New Zealand for the third straight year.

• 29.08.2016
• 1 min read

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Special Report: Financial Resilience in Australia 2015

Research released today by the Centre for Social Impact (CSI) and commissioned by NAB shows that organisations have in the past only been looking at part of the picture when evaluating the impact of programs to improve financial health of Australians.

• 24.08.2016
• 1 min read

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We’re Bank of the Year – again!

National Australia Bank has again been named Bank of the Year in the Financial Review Smart Investor Blue Ribbon Awards 2016.

• 18.08.2016
• 1 min read

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NAB loses its ‘A’ and ‘B’ in support of the Australian Red Cross Blood Service

The ‘A’ and ‘B’ has gone missing from NAB’s office buildings in Melbourne this week, but this is not a mistake! We are supporting the Australian Red Cross Blood Service’s Missing Type campaign.

• 15.08.2016
• 1 min read

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Barracking for the rainbow: Not an exclusive club

For 16 years, I’ve endured the questions.

• 12.08.2016
• 2 min read

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NAB Special Report: Only 58% of Australians feel connected to their community

Social networks and specifically connection with the local community were reported to play an important role in overall wellbeing in NAB’s Q1 2016 Wellbeing Index.

• 11.08.2016
• 3 min read

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NAB Asset Servicing appoints new General Manager, Sales & Relationships

NAB Asset Servicing (NAS) today announced the appointment of Ken Shaw to the role of General Manager, Sales & Relationships.

• 10.08.2016
• 1 min read

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NAB broadens gender initiative to drive industry change on the trading floors

NAB’s Fixed Income, Currency and Commodities (FICC) business has today launched its inaugural FICC Women in Trading Connections Day, a networking and development event aimed at bridging the industry gender gap to drive greater inclusion across the banking sector.

• 03.08.2016
• 2 min read

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NAB and University of Melbourne join forces to analyse innovation

Australian businesses innovate more than they realise, and most are driven by a desire to better serve customers, new research by National Australia Bank (NAB) and University of Melbourne has found.

• 28.07.2016
• 2 min read