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Commonwealth Bank of Australia

Providing retail and commercial banking services predominantly in Australia, and in New Zealand through its subsidiary ASB.

CBA$115.960
 -1.160 -0.99%

Data last updated:Feb 28, 2024 – 4.33pm. Data is 20 mins delayed.

Previous Close

117.120

Open

117.250

Day Range

115.670 - 117.300

52 Week Range

93.050 - 117.800

Volume

1,605,950

Value

158,311,520

Bid

115.940

Ask

115.980

Dividend Yield

3.93%

P/E Ratio

20.14

Market Cap

194.027B

Total Issue

1,674,651,934

ASX Announcements

Record date and interest payment date schedule

Interest Record Date, Interest Pay Date

  • Feb 23, 2024
  • 3 pages

Appendix 3Y - Julie Galbo

Change of Director’s Interest Notice

  • Feb 22, 2024
  • 2 pages

Appendix 3Y - Robert Whitfield

Change of Director’s Interest Notice

  • Feb 22, 2024
  • 2 pages

Appendix 3Y - Mary Padbury

Change of Director’s Interest Notice

  • Feb 22, 2024
  • 2 pages

Appendix 3Y - Anne Templeman-Jones

Change of Director’s Interest Notice

  • Feb 22, 2024
  • 2 pages

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This Month

CommSec sits under the lender’s business banking segment, which turned a $3.9 billion cash profit last financial year.

CommSec MD Richard Burns quits, CBA exec James Fowle to takeover

The managing director of the country’s largest stockbroker, Commonwealth Bank’s CommSec platform, has told the company that he will resign at the end of June.

  • Lucas Baird
Telstra CEO Vicki Brady

AI should do what humans can’t, not what we want

The best deployments of AI are helping us discover solutions to big problems and work smarter, without taking the humanity out of creativity or selling junk.

  • Paul Smith
Vertium’s Jason Teh.

This fundie says Domino’s Pizza is a better bet than the big four

Vertium Asset Management’s Jason Teh has an eye for companies in a turnaround phase – and his gaze is now firmly set on Domino’s and Fisher & Paykel Healthcare.

  • Joanne Tran
Rowena Westphalen of Salesforce says there are a grwoing number of examples of AI making a material difference inside big companies.

Businesses still at the starting line in AI race

We are starting to see tangible returns from early corporate AI deployments, but there is still room for much more ambition and evolved use in the years ahead, experts say.

  • Paul Smith
Nvidia’s halo effect is leading to an AI driven stock melt-up.

As Nvidia explodes, this may be the way to play AI on the ASX

The ASX has few direct links to the AI boom, but investors should think about which local stocks are best placed to lead the race to adoption. 

  • James Thomson
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Macquarie and CBA are going head-to-head to win deposits from business customers.

CBA’s business boss describes Macquarie as a ‘formidable’ competitor

Macquarie’s assault on major banks will force CBA to lift investment, as Mike Vacy-Lyle confirms it will target real estate agents with a new software product.

  • James Eyers
Mr Comyn and chief financial officer Alan Docherty still argued that their strategy to stand back from the mortgage wars was vindicated.

Matt Comyn hasn’t convinced analysts just yet

Despite his best efforts and a big profit, the largest investment bank brokers are sceptical that Commonwealth Bank deserves its $194 billion valuation.

  • Lucas Baird
Commonwealth Bank chief Matt Comyn says his bank is at the heart of the economy. But the bank is losing market share in home loans because of its reluctance to write them at below the cost of capital.

There’s a new monetary order – will it be cruel or kind to our banks?

Much has changed since the global financial crisis and after a decade of low interest rates. Major lenders won’t be able to rely on what worked in the past.

  • Jonathan Shapiro

The five models that show shares are still good value at record highs

Even though shares are at their peaks, they’re not expensive given the outlook for falling interest rates and versus history, according to these models.

  • Tom Richardson
The Chanticleer podcast features James Thomson and Anthony Macdonald.

Mr $58m quits Macquarie | CBA talks down profit | The WFH puzzle

This week, James and Anthony look at why Commonwealth Bank’s $5 billion half-year profit contained some good news for customers, try to work out where the work-from-home debate is going next, and farewell Australia’s best-paid boss.

Earnings in focus.

The worst-kept secret this earnings season? Rising profits

Soaring profits at big companies selling everyday staples such as groceries, electricity and insurance bring new risks for shareholders and undesirable scrutiny from Canberra.

  • Simon Evans

A bank in your pocket: Macquarie and CBA vie for app supremacy

Until now, the only reason to switch banks was to get a better deal. The rivals are changing that with digital investment on a scale the industry has never seen.

  • James Eyers
AFR

Court whacks CBA with record $10m fine for wage theft

The ruling is the first time a major corporation has faced fines for serious breaches of underpayment laws.

  • David Marin-Guzman
CBA boss Matt Comyn knows that the pressure on home loan margins will not abate.

Why Comyn was careful not to celebrate CBA’s $5b profit

A fall in CBA shares after the bank reported a $5 billion half-year profit may have left CEO Matt Comyn slightly relieved, given economic pain in the community.

  • Jennifer Hewett
CBA boss Matt Comyn knows that the pressure on home loan margins will not abate

Comyn digs in for a protracted mortgage market war

The CBA boss is astute enough to realise Macquarie’s aim to become a major player in the mortgage market means home loan margins will remain under pressure.

  • Karen Maley
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Analysts had warned the market that CBA would disappoint with its half-year results.

CBA says income share growth vindicates mortgage slowdown

Commonwealth Bank’s cash profit has fallen 3 per cent in the first half of the financial year to $5 billion as profit margins suffer.

  • Updated
  • Lucas Baird and James Eyers

CBA lays groundwork for banks’ coming moment of truth

Should the RBA cut rates this year as markets expect, bank bosses will have a big decision to make. And we’ll all be watching.

  • Anthony Macdonald
CBA boss Matt Comyn says the bank’s competitive advantage supports its lofty valaution.

Comyn makes the case for CBA’s ‘perfect’ valuation

Analysts have become increasingly incredulous at Commonwealth Bank’s rising share price. But its CEO says the bank’s competitive advantage supports its lofty valuation.

  • James Thomson
Nick Stone, chief executive of Bupa APAC, acknowledges start-ups need  freedom from large corporate processes.

Bupa becomes a venture capital player with $20m fund

Bupa Asia Pacific has raised funds to try and make the corporate VC model work, by backing the next generation of health tech start-ups.

  • Jessica Sier
Simon Segars the former chief executive officer of ARM Holdings is now turning his focus to helping SQC take on the world.

Aussie quantum pioneer lands former Arm boss as chairman

Silicon Quantum Computing, the company formed by former Australian of the Year Michelle Simmons, has appointed Simon Segars, who sold the British chip company for $US32 billion.

  • Paul Smith

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