National Australia Bank's first-quarter cash earnings slip on higher impairment charges

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National Australia Bank's first-quarter cash earnings slip on higher impairment charges

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Published in Business and Finance on Tuesday, February 18th 2025 at 17:20 GMT by Reuters

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National Australia Bank reported a 3% drop in its cash earnings for the first quarter on Wednesday, impacted by higher credit impairment charges and income tax expense, which offset growth in underlying profit.

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National Australia Bank (NAB) reported a slight decrease in its first-quarter cash earnings, which fell by 2% to A$1.80 billion from A$1.84 billion the previous year, primarily due to higher impairment charges. Despite this, the bank's revenue increased by 1% to A$5.89 billion, driven by growth in its business and private banking sectors. NAB also noted a 1% rise in loans and a 2% increase in deposits. However, the bank set aside A$158 million for potential loan losses, up from A$119 million a year earlier, reflecting a cautious outlook on credit quality amidst economic uncertainties. NAB's CEO, Andrew Irvine, highlighted the bank's focus on supporting customers through economic challenges while maintaining a strong balance sheet.

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