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National Australia Bank Limited ( (AU:NAB) ) has shared an update.
National Australia Bank has disclosed changes to the equity interests of executive Andrew Francis Irvine, detailing new grants and vesting of incentive securities as well as the lapse of a portion of his long-term variable rights. Irvine received additional Variable Reward Rights, Long-Term Equity Awards and Long-Term Variable Rights under NAB’s 2025 variable reward and 2026 long-term incentive plans following shareholder approval at the December 2025 annual general meeting, while a significant tranche of his 2022 long-term variable reward vested and a smaller portion lapsed. The updated holdings, which now include higher balances of deferred rights and ordinary shares held via custodian structures, underscore NAB’s continued use of equity-based, performance-linked remuneration to align senior executive incentives with shareholder outcomes and long-term bank performance.
The most recent analyst rating on (AU:NAB) stock is a Sell with a A$32.56 price target. To see the full list of analyst forecasts on National Australia Bank Limited stock, see the AU:NAB Stock Forecast page.
More about National Australia Bank Limited
National Australia Bank Limited (NAB) is one of Australia’s largest financial institutions, providing retail, business and institutional banking services, as well as wealth management products, to customers in Australia and internationally. The bank competes in a highly regulated and concentrated financial services market, where executive remuneration structures are closely watched by investors, regulators and the broader public as indicators of governance and performance alignment.
Average Trading Volume: 4,181,842
Technical Sentiment Signal: Strong Buy
Current Market Cap: A$128.8B
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