Westpac unveils record half year - Business - Business - theage.com.au
Travis Roy  |  by www.theage.com.au. All rights reserved. 11.05 | 0:26

Cash earnings for the first half, which is the industry's preferred measure of performance, rose 11 per cent to $1.67 billion which As a result, the bank Westpac has lifted its interim dividend by 13 per cent to 63 cents a share.

Dr Morgan, who retires from the top job in eight months time after heading the bank for 10 years, said the profit result was operation, led by BT Financial Group.

However, the bank was held back by a below par result from its New Zealand business where the combination of fierce competition, the group's full year earnings, the chief executive said in a statement to the stock exchange.
divisions, which was down three per cent to $221 million and six per cent to $34 million respectively, were the only blemishes This was, by and large, thanks to the performances from As for the profit result, the real successful story was BT which from $165 million to $201 million.
key growth driver during the remainder of the year, As like its rivals, Westpac has also seen an increase in loan the bank's portfolio was expected to remain relatively low, he following the announcement of today's result.

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