- 13 million customers (CBA 18m, NAB 10m)
- 35k people (CBA 55k, NAB 41k)
- Market cap $134.04 billion. Makes it fifth largest and NAB 4th largest (NAB M Cap $134.4 billion). - 7/11/2025
- CEO Anthony Miller
- 53.0% Cost to income ratio ex Notable Items1 (CBA 45%, NAB - 50.8%?)
- 1.94% NIM (NAB 1.74% CBA 2.08%)
- YE Sept 2025 Net Operating Income $22 billion (including $3 billion non interest income) - NAB 20.8bn, CBA 28bn NOI
- PBIT $10b (NAB 9.6b, CBA 14.7bn) - Valuation slightly lower than NAB but broadly comparable
- PAT 6.9 billion (NAB 6.75b, CBA 10.2b)
- Loans of 851 billion (NAB 776 bn, CBA c.1 trillion)
- Housing Loans 580 bn (NAB 436bn)
- Deposits of 770 billion (NAB 736 billion, CBA 937 billion) - Balance SHeet line items of deposits and other borrowings
- Segments comparison
- Consumer Westpac - 8.4bn NOI, NAB Personal Banking 4.625 billion, CBA? (Westpac is bigger than NAB in this). CBA Retail Banking 13 billion
- Business and Wealth WEstpac 6.1 bn, NAB BPB 8.5 bn (NAB is bigger in this). CBA Business Banking 9 billion
- Institutional Westpac 3.8bn, NAB Corp & Instnl 4.094 - comparable. CBA Institutional Bamking and Markets 2.8billion
- NZ Westpac 2.8 bn, NZ NAB 3.1 bn, CBA NZ 3.0bn
- Westpac is stronger in consumer, NAB in Business and Wealth.
- CBA is strongest in retail banking, and comparable to NAB in Business Banking. For Institutional NAB Seems to be the biggest.
- And to yesterday's note, only other operating income in NAB Institutional was lower, overall result was of growth.
Wherever curiosity takes me. Unedited notes. Charts from internet/reports etc
Friday, November 7, 2025
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