Nov 5 (Reuters) - National Australia Bank NAB.AX posted a 13.4% drop in its full-year cash profit on Thursday, hurt by higher credit impairment charges and expenses.
The country's top business lender said cash profit came in at A$6.14 billion ($4.30 billion) for the year ended September 30, compared with A$7.09 billion last year and missing the Visible Alpha consensus estimate of A$6.33 billion.
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