NATL AUSTRA BANK, (NAB) Stock Research Free Stock Rating

Company Profile

National Australia Bank Limited provides a range of financial products and services in Australia and internationally. It operates in three divisions: Financial Services, Corporate & Institutional Banking, and Wealth Management. Financial Services division provides a range of products and services, such as meeting financial needs of retail, premium, and private customers; fulfilling the needs of primary producers, service providers to agriculture, and processors of agricultural produce; and managing the business and personal debit and credit card requirements of customers. The company also engages in the processing and completion of payment transactions and the development of payment processes and systems, primarily in e-commerce. In addition, it provides plant, equipment, and motor vehicle leasing, as well as fleet management services. Corporate & Institutional Banking division manages the company’s relationships with corporations, banks, financial institutions, and government bodies. It provides debt financing, risk management and investor services and products. This division comprises corporate banking, financial institutions, markets, specialized finance, national custodian services, and transactional solutions. Wealth Management division provides financial planning services, including wealth creation, wealth protection, banking, superannuation, and retirement solutions. It also offers corporate and institutional customers with outsourced investment, superannuation, and employee benefit solutions. It focuses on four activities, involving investments, insurance, advice solutions, and private bank. The company operates in Australia, Europe, New Zealand, Asia, and the United States. National Australia Bank was incorporated in 1893 and is headquartered in Melbourne, Australia.

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