Nuno Matos has won the market over by slashing jobs and simplifying the bank. Now he’s preparing for his big growth play – and it’s a massive roll of the dice.
In just 18 months, Nuno Matos has turned ANZ into the most fascinating story in Australian banking. And it’s about to get a hell of a lot more spicy.
Since starting as chief executive in May 2025, Matos has won the respect of the market for a strategy based on derisking the laggard of the top four.
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ANZ boss Nuno Matos says he sees a "dangerous situation" of rising rates and frothy equity markets.
The bank’s annual report noted that a 40 per cent rise in employee relations cases involving alleged breaches of its code of conduct had been driven by “an increased focus on office attendance non-compliance”.
ANZ’s bottom line benefited from a 14 per cent decline in operating expenses, while its operating income rose 3 per cent.
It is one of six remaining Queen Anne architectural homes in the exclusive enclave.
Former ANZ boss Shayne Elliott and his wife have listed a Toorak home with a secret underground 500-bottle wine vault.
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