Nab Executive Summary

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The key results of NAB’s performance over last 2 years are $5.3b net profit attributable to the owners of the Company 1.1% decrease from 2013. $5.18b cash earnings, 9.8% decrease from 2013. $1.98 dividend per share, 4.2% increase from 2013.11.8% cash return on equity, 2.3 percentage point decrease from 2013. $67.6m community investment, 1.7% increase from 2013.69% employee engagement , 1 percentage point increase from 2013.100,000+ microfinance loans to people on low incomes since 2005. NAB has provided project finance for around 65% of Australian utility scale renewable energy projects since 2000.
NAB’s customer numbers have grown from 11.3m in 2010 to more than 12.7m in 2014.Since 2009, their share of business lending market is up from 20.1%

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