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Brett Foley

  • Media Relations Manager, ANZ
Melbourne
As seen in: Bloomberg Businessweek, Bloomberg Markets Magazine, Bloomberg News, Yahoo Finance, NDTV, Sydney Morning Herald, The Globe and Mail, Mint, The Age, News24 Business and
ANZ media relations manager, ex-@business @financialreview, part-time guitarist, father of daughters. Tweets may contain music, politics, sport but views my own

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Modern slavery: spotting the red flags

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By David Doyle, ESG Lead, Brett Foley, Helen Skinner
| ANZ
In today’s modern world, the sad fact is that many products such as electronics, clothing or some foods are, in some way, tainted by modern slavery practices. “Businesses play a crucial role in preventing modern slavery.” Modern slavery manifests in various forms including human trafficking, forced labour, debt bondage and involuntary domestic servitude.
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INFOGRAPHIC: ANZ’s 2024 full year result

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By Cameron Davis, Brett Foley
| ANZ
ANZ released its full year 2024 results today, characterised by strong financial performance and a pivotal year for ANZ, completing the purchase of Suncorp Bank and the sale of AmBank shares. Speaking with bluenotes on video, ANZ CEO Shayne Elliott said the bank maintained record revenue levels from the 2023 financial year, began the integration of Suncorp Bank and continued investment in key technology platforms Transactive Global and ANZ Plus.
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Elliott: strong results and a dual-platform future

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By Brett Foley, Shayne Elliott
| ANZ
ANZ Chief Executive Officer Shayne Elliott says the bank’s strong 2024 full-year result follows several years of investment into key customer platforms which will help solidify and underpin future growth. ANZ today released a statutory profit after tax for the full year ended 30 September 2024 of $6,535 million, down 8 per cent on full year 2023’s record profit results. "We set about a bold, ambitious strategy to re-platform the bank into lower cost, more adaptable platforms.
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