The deposit wars playing out at the top end of the banking sector are hurting one of the big four lenders more than its main rivals: ANZ, which has been led by Nuno Matos for the past 14 months.The latest update from the prudential regulator shows the Melbourne-headquartered lender is under immense pressure, as competition for deposits escalates and ANZ cedes market share in that segment.Subscribe to gift this articleGift 5 articles to anyone you choose each month when you subscribe.Subscribe nowAlready a subscriber? Fetching latest articles
ANZ hit hardest in the bank deposit wars
Amid the battle for customer savings, the Nuno Matos-led lender was an outlier among its main rivals, losing ground in market share for households.








