ASX:ANZ 3 February 2026 - 25 February 2026

ANZ Group shares rose 0.5% to A$39.68 after former CEO Shayne Elliott dropped his legal case over lost bonuses, with no payments made to him. ANZ also announced A$1 billion in subordinated note issuance, including a A$275 million fixed-to-floating tranche paying 5.673% until 2032.

ANZ shares closed down 0.5% at A$39.57 after the bank announced a A$1 billion subordinated note issue and said former CEO Shayne Elliott dropped legal action with no payout. Trading volume reached 2.15 million shares. The S&P/ASX 200 ended nearly flat. Investors are watching funding costs and ANZ’s May 7 results.

ANZ shares closed up 1.6% at A$40.70 on Friday, outperforming a flat S&P/ASX 200. The bank filed a Corporations Act notice showing minor changes in associated-entity holdings. Traders now await Australia’s January CPI data on Feb. 25 for signals on interest rates.

ANZ closed down 0.7% at A$39.36 on Tuesday, underperforming other major banks as investors reacted to Reserve Bank of Australia minutes signaling possible further rate hikes. The ASX 200 rose 0.2% to 8,958.9, supported by gains in mining stocks. ANZ’s first-quarter underlying profit rose 17% to A$2.0 billion, but analysts flagged the shares as overvalued. Investors now await key macro data and ANZ’s half-year results in May.

ANZ shares closed up 1.7% at A$37.63 on Monday, rebounding ahead of the bank’s first-quarter trading update due Thursday. ANZ will raise variable home loan rates by 0.25 percentage points from Feb. 13, following the Reserve Bank of Australia’s latest move. Investors are watching for updates on margins, loan growth, and credit quality.