The ASX has communicated to all market participants of an industry-wide ASX settlement failure that occurred on Friday the 20th of December. This failure has meant that CHESS was not able to complete market settlement on Friday and has deferred settlement to Monday the 23rd of December. For those clients who had sell trades settling on Friday we have ensured those sale proceeds have been made available to you for trading on Monday. Stock delivery for clients who had buy trades settling will need to wait until Monday before the shares become available to sell. We apologise for any inconvenience this ASX outage has caused.
On nabtrade’s 8th annual Charity Trading Day, 80% of our brokerage was donated to NAB Foundation partner, Disaster Relief Australia to support their “Big Map” exercise with the remaining 20% of our brokerage donated to ASX Refinitiv Foundation who support a wide range of charities.
The funds raised will support multiple ‘Big Map’ exercises to help vulnerable communities identify risks and build their capability to face future challenges. Together, community leaders, local residents, and emergency response agencies will walk a large aerial map to simulate the impact that fires, floods and other disasters can have and develop disaster management strategies.
To date, the nabtrade Charity Trading Day has raised $2 million to support a variety of charitable causes across Australia.
Watch the highlights from the day and hear more about how the money raised from Charity Trading Day will help communities affected by disaster.
Michael Saadie (Executive of NAB Private Wealth), Hannah Oakhill (Executive, Private Investments, NAB Private Wealth), Adrian Hanley (Executive, Investment Platforms, NAB Private Wealth), and Dave Smith (CEO of Disaster Relief Australia), discuss the important role nabtrade Charity Trading Day plays in helping raise critical funds to rebuild lives and restore hope in communities affected by disaster, and the important work Disaster Relief Australia do.
The Foundation's granting is focused on initiatives that help communities and the environment withstand fires, floods, cyclones and earthquakes.
Since 2017, nabtrade investors have made a difference to the lives of people around the world. Here’s what you’ve thrown your support behind.
In 2023, we partnered with Good Shepherd to help create affordable housing for vulnerable women.
In 2022 we raised funds for the First Nations Foundation - helping to provide education to support the financial literacy of Indigenous communities.
In 2021 we support UNICEF's Give the World a Shot campaign delivering COVID-19 vaccines around the world.
In 2020 we supported Rural Aid's Young Minds program which helps improve mental wellness for rural youth.
In 2019 we supported the Burrumbuttock Hay Runners to deliver much needed hay to drought affected farmers around Australia.
In 2018 we partnered with the Alannah & Madeline Foundation whose mission was to protect children from violence.
On 15 October 2024 nabtrade will donate all brokerage earned from retail online and telephone trades to Disaster Relief Australia and the ASX Refinitiv Charity Foundation. 80% will be donated to Disaster Relief Australia and the remaining 20% donated to the ASX Refinitiv Charity Foundation. This includes retail brokerage for domestic and international trades which are executed between market open at 10:00am and market close at 4:11pm AEDT. Orders which are placed during such time that fail to execute will not incur brokerage, and therefore no brokerage donation will be made. Brokerage donations made by NAB will exclude GST.
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