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Australia and New Zealand Banking Group Limited (ANZ) has announced a quarterly distribution of AUD 1.4438 per security on its capital notes, payable in June 2026, with a 70% franking component and tax considerations for investors.

Westpac Banking Corporation has announced a fully franked distribution of AUD 1.3609 per Westpac Capital Note 7, reflecting a 5.3991% annualised rate for the quarter ending June 22, 2026.

Bendigo and Adelaide Bank has updated its interim dividend details, confirming a fully franked 30-cent payout per share and outlining its Dividend Reinvestment Plan with a 1.5% discount.

Commonwealth Bank of Australia has updated its 2026 interim dividend details, confirming a fully franked payout of AUD 2.35 per share and setting the Dividend Reinvestment Plan price at AUD 174.47 with no discount.

Commonwealth Bank of Australia announces a fully franked quarterly distribution of AUD 1.2657 per security for its PERLS XII capital notes, payable mid-June 2026.

Bank of Queensland Limited announces a fully franked quarterly distribution of AUD 1.3218 per Capital Note 3 security, payable mid-June 2026. The distribution reflects a 5.3% annualised rate tied to the 3-month BBSW plus margin.

Commonwealth Bank of Australia has updated its interim dividend details, confirming a fully franked payout of AUD 2.35 per share with multi-currency payment options and a Dividend Reinvestment Plan participation of 13.5%.

Kina Securities Limited reported a 20% increase in statutory net profit after tax to PGK 120.7 million for 2025, driven by strong revenue growth and loan book expansion. The bank declared a higher final dividend and anticipates continued earnings growth in 2026 amid favourable economic conditions and tax cuts.

Clydesdale Bank, trading as Virgin Money, will transfer its banking business to Nationwide Building Society following High Court approval, marking a key step in their integration.

Heartland Group Holdings Limited reports a robust turnaround in first-half 2026 net profit, driven by margin expansion, asset quality improvements, and strong Reverse Mortgage growth in New Zealand and Australia. The group also advances significant technology investments and benefits from eased Reserve Bank capital requirements.

National Australia Bank kicked off FY26 with a robust first quarter, posting a 15% increase in cash earnings driven by stronger underlying profits and improved asset quality. The bank’s strategic push in business and home lending, alongside disciplined cost management, underpinned this solid performance.

Judo Capital Holdings has delivered a robust 1H26 result, posting a 26% half-on-half profit before tax increase and upgrading its net interest margin guidance for the second half. The bank’s SME lending franchise continues to expand rapidly, supported by strong deposit growth and a solid capital position.