On 10 November 2025, KPMG will release our annual analysis of Australia’s big four major banks’ full-year financial results. It will include insights and future predictions on the state and direction of the four major banks, and the banking sector in Australia more broadly.
KPMG’s interactive dashboard will also be available so you can make your own evaluations. Track and compare the big four major banks across 10 years of historical data on income, costs, liquidity, asset quality, shareholder returns and market share. Our interactive tool will also allow you to compare historical data from half-year and full-year major bank results.
Australia’s big four major banks – results and insights
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Frequently asked questions
Recognised as Australia’s big four major banks, are National Australia Bank (NAB), Commonwealth Bank of Australia (CBA), Australia and New Zealand Banking Group (ANZ) and Westpac (WBC). These four banks have historically dominated the Australian banking landscape in terms of market share, revenue and total assets. |
The data is drawn from the big four Australian banks’ financial statements and disclosures, augmented with financial statistics from the Australian Prudential Regulation Authority (APRA). Each year, the big four Australian banks release their half-year reporting around May, and full-year reporting around November, with some variation between the banks’ timings. |
KPMG’s Australian banking dashboard compares the financial performance of the big four banks across 10 years of data, analysing income, cost, liquidity, asset quality and results from both half- and full-year reporting. |
Net interest margins (NIMs) are crucial metrics for assessing the performance of the big four Australian banks. NIMs measure the difference between the interest income generated by the banks and the interest paid to their depositors. KPMG analyses the NIMs of the four major banks to provide insights into their financial performance. |
The cost to income ratio measures the big four major banks’ efficiency in managing operating expenses relative to income. A lower ratio indicates higher efficiency and better cost management, which directly impacts profitability. |
The profitability of the big four banks is assessed using metrics like return on equity and net interest margin. KPMG’s dashboard enables direct comparison across these key financial indicators.
Recent trends among the four major banks include digital transformation, cost optimisation, and shifts in lending portfolios. KPMG tracks these developments across the big 4 banks using financial and strategic data.
KPMG evaluates the big 4 banks using historical financial data, regulatory disclosures, and key performance ratios. The dashboard offers insights into how the four major banks adapt to market and regulatory changes.
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To find out more about the Australian big four major banks’ 2025 results summary, or learn more about Australia’s banking industry, contact KPMG’s banking specialists.
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