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ANZ pays 25 cents dividend, adds provisions for bad debts | clancyyeates

The lender on Tuesday capped off a much anticipated round of profit updates from the major banks, reporting unaudited cash profit from continuing operations of $1.5 billion in the June quarter.

Chief executive Shayne Elliott said the lender had gained market share in mortgages during the quarter and seen a strong performance in its markets division, but he warned the virus crisis would not be resolved soon."You only need to look at the reintroduction of community lockdowns in Victoria and Auckland to realise we all still have a way to go before this virus is behind us.

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