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NAB publishes 2026 annual report

By Public Technologies
  • NAB published its 2026 annual report, highlighting business lending growth despite a more challenging operating environment.
  • Home lending shifted toward proprietary channels as the bank maintained a disciplined approach amid a weakening Australian housing market.
  • Operating model simplification will reduce the workforce, with no material impact on customer-facing banking roles.
  • Technology modernization and expanded AI deployment accelerated processes, supporting productivity improvements.
  • Capital settings strengthened to support customers through heightened economic uncertainty.


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