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News from October 2020


Federal Court orders ANZ to pay $10M penalty for unconscionable conduct

The Federal Court of Australia has imposed a $10 million civil penalty on the Australia and New Zealand Banking Group Limited (ANZ) for engaging in unconscionable conduct.


ANZ CEO clarifies climate change policy impact on farmers

ANZ CEO Shayne Elliott addressed concerns regarding the bank's new climate change statement, clarifying its impact on farmers.


ANZ reports significant profit drop amid pandemic impact

ANZ has reported a Statutory Profit after tax of $3.58 billion for the year ending September 30, 2020, representing a decline of 40% from the previous period.


ANZ reports profit decline but maintains strong capital position amid pandemic

ANZ's Chief Financial Officer, Michelle Jablko, provided an overview of the bank's financial performance for the year 2020.


ANZ Community Foundation allocates $250k for local charity projects

ANZ has announced that its Community Foundation has allocated $250,000 to 16 charitable organizations.


ANZ reviews human rights policies with multi-stakeholder guidance

In 2020, ANZ embarked on a mission to enhance its human rights policies and processes.


ANZ supports business growth fund; names inaugural CEO

ANZ has expressed its support for the Australian Business Growth Fund and announced Anthony Healy as the fund's first Chief Executive Officer.


US Embassy guides Americans in Serbia on absentee voting for November elections

The U.S. Embassy in Serbia is assisting American citizens residing abroad with the voting process for the upcoming November 2020 elections.


ANZ CEO discusses impact of 2020 budget measures

ANZ CEO Shayne Elliott discussed the 2020 budget with Ross Stevenson and Russel Howcroft on 3AW, providing insights into the economic measures announced by Treasurer Josh Frydenberg.


Court approves settlement between ANZ and ASIC over payment fee charges

ANZ has confirmed that the Federal Court of Australia approved its settlement with the Australian Securities and Investments Commission (ASIC) regarding fees charged for periodical payments before February 2016.


Protest planned near U.S. Embassy in Belgrade on October 3

A protest organized by opposition parties is scheduled to occur near the U.S. Embassy in Belgrade, Serbia, on Saturday, October 3.


Open online courses offer global learning for Winter 2021

The Online Professional English Network (OPEN) offers virtual learning opportunities to English language educators, professionals, and learners around the world.