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ASB reports rare dip in first-half profit

Bank admits margins could fall further if interest rates continue to drop.

Karyn Scherer Wed, 12 Feb 2020

ASB Bank has recorded a rare drop in profit for its first half-year, as low interest rates, higher costs and the sale of its funds administration business took a toll on its bottom line.

The bank, which is a subsidiary of the Commonwealth Bank of Australia, still managed a statutory profit of

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Karyn Scherer Wed, 12 Feb 2020
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