This earnings season we have already heard from the biggest ASX 200 bank share, Commonwealth Bank of Australia (ASX: CBA), which reported its 1H FY25 results last week.
Next week, we'll hear from the other three of the 'Big Four' group, as well as a regional bank.
Let's check out the schedule.
Westpac will release its 1Q FY25 update on Monday, 17 February.
You can review Aaron Bell's earnings preview for this ASX 200 bank share here.
A key metric to look out for is Westpac's net interest margin (NIM).
The NIM reveals how much the interest income that Westpac receives on its home loans and other loans exceeds the interest that Westpac pays to customers with savings accounts.
The NIM can reveal any pressures the bank is facing from funding costs or loan pricing changes.
The Westpac share price closed at $34.71 on Friday and is up 44% over the past 12 months.
National Australia Bank will release its 1Q FY25 update on Wednesday, 19 February.
You can review Aaron Bell's earnings preview for this ASX 200 bank share here.
Aaron comments that it will be interesting to see if NAB's expenses have continued to rise after a 4.5% increase in FY24.
The NAB share price closed at $40.99 per share on Friday and is up 26% over the past year.
ANZ will release its 1Q FY25 report on Thursday, 20 February.
You can review Aaron Bell's earnings preview for this ASX 200 bank share here.
The first quarter APS 330 report will provide information on the bank's capital adequacy and risk management practices, as required by the Australian Prudential Regulation Authority.
The APS 330 report will focus on ANZ's risk profile, stability, and regulatory compliance.
The ANZ share price finished the session on Friday at $31.29.
The stock is up 13% over the past 12 months.
Bendigo and Adelaide Bank will open its books on Monday, 17 February.
The ASX 200 bank will share its 1H FY25 report and announce its interim dividend for 2025.
Analysts on CommSec expect this ASX 200 bank stock to pay a full-year dividend of 65 cents, up from 63 cents in 2024.
The Bendigo share price closed at $13.42 on Friday and is 37% higher over the past 12 months.
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