ANZ has a proud heritage spanning over 175 years. There are 33 markets globally with representation in Australia, New Zealand and Asia, Pacific, Europe, America and the Middle East. ANZ is among the top 4 banks in Australia, the largest banking group in New Zealand and the Pacific and among the top 50 banks in the world. ANZ is based in Melbourne, first opened its doors as the Bank of Australia in Sydney in 1835 and Melbourne in 1838 and our history depends on many different banks. Bank of the Year 2013 in Asia Pacific, Australia, Laos and Cambodia by The Banker magazine. The Australia Agribusiness Award for Best Value is awarded for the fourth consecutive year. In 1835 ANZ began in London when the Bank of Australasia was established under the Royal Charter. In 1837 the Union Bank of Australia was founded. This was an Anglo-Australian bank. The Bank of Australasia merged with Union Bank of Australia to form ANZ Bank. ANZ Bank has started operations in Honiara, Solomon Islands. Findings 2.1 Cultural Vision At ANZ there is our culture, the way we do things, and that's because our values. The ANZ culture promotes superior performance, always aiming beyond expectations and destination, individually and as a banking team. ANZ aims to provide Australian businesses with easier access to Chinese government-controlled capital, under an agreement with powerful China Open Development, as bank staff seek to further promote foreign investment in China, which is now the third largest source of foreign direct investment in Australia after the United States and the United Kingdom. We focus on priority segments around the world to achieve maximum impact across all our business areas and functions. These included priority segments, gender, a... core paper market......Asian markets through the super regional ICT strategy. While the target may be a little too ambitious, shareholders can sit back and enjoy the slow growth in international revenues and profits. Dividends not from any major banks ANZ Make a phenomenal fully franked payment. At current prices, performance is the target of 5.1%. If the stock is purchased in five or 10 years, the dividend payout would be more like 8.5% plus shipping costs. This is the beauty of the fact that holding long high yield shares of ANZ stock at current prices is too expensive to justify a buy recommendation. And I admit, valid arguments could be made as to why bank stocks deserve a sell recommendation, there is no objective reason why long-term shareholders can't come back and enjoy steadily increasing incomes and dividends over the long term . After all, you won't get 8.5% of a term deposit. Interest in the payment of our dividends