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The WBKCY SEC filings page on Stock Titan aggregates U.S. regulatory disclosures for Westpac Banking Corporation, the foreign private issuer associated with the WESTPAC BKG CORP U/ADR line. Westpac files annual reports on Form 20-F and furnishes current information on Form 6-K under Rules 13a-16 and 15d-16 of the Securities Exchange Act of 1934, making these filings a primary source of information for investors who access the company through ADRs such as WBKCY.
Recent Form 6-K submissions show how Westpac uses this mechanism to provide U.S. investors with ASX releases and other key documents. Exhibits referenced in the filings include the results of the 2025 Annual General Meeting, a Westpac Sustainability Update, an Appendix 4G and 2025 Corporate Governance Statement, a Westpac Pillar 3 Report, a 2025 Sustainability Report, detailed 2025 Risk Factors, a 2025 Presentation and Investor Discussion Pack, a 2025 Full Year Financial Results Announcement, and the 2025 Group Annual Report and Appendix 4E. Several of these 6-Ks state that specific information is incorporated by reference into Westpac’s registration statements on Form F-3 (File Nos. 333-283007 and 333-283008).
One filing also highlights an ASX release titled "Westpac sells RAMS mortgage portfolio", describing an agreement to sell the RAMS branded mortgage portfolio to a consortium including Pepper Money Limited, KKR and PIMCO, with details on pricing relative to gross loan value, the expected loss on sale after transaction costs and adjustments, and the estimated impact on Westpac’s common equity Tier 1 capital ratio, subject to conditions and regulatory approvals.
On Stock Titan, these filings are presented with AI-powered summaries that explain the main points of each document in clear language. Users can quickly understand the focus of a 6-K, see how it links to Westpac’s broader disclosure set, and identify which exhibits relate to governance, risk, sustainability, capital reporting, or portfolio transactions, without needing to read every page in full.
Westpac Banking Corporation plans to voluntarily deregister from the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission by filing a Form 15F as early as May 2026. Its U.S. reporting duties under Section 15(d) of the Exchange Act will be suspended upon filing, with termination expected about 90 days later.
Westpac cites changes in its funding mix, including strong household deposit growth that has lifted its deposit-to-loan ratio above 80% and deeper Australian domestic debt markets. The bank still intends to issue long-term U.S. dollar securities, including under Rule 144A and section 3(a)(2), in line with Australian peers, and will continue providing information for investors via its website.
Westpac Banking Corporation has filed a Form 6-K furnishing its Pillar 3 Report (December 2025) as Exhibit 1. This report is being incorporated by reference into Westpac’s existing Form F-3 registration statements, so it becomes part of the disclosure used for future securities offerings.
The filing also includes an extensive forward-looking statements notice. Westpac explains that statements about its business, financial condition, capital adequacy, liquidity, risk management, and sustainability commitments are subject to uncertainties and risks. It directs readers to the ‘Risk factors’ section of its 2025 Annual Report on Form 20-F for further detail.
Westpac Banking Corp filed a Form 13F holdings report submitting an information table that lists 776 entries with a total reported market value of $1,583,116,535. The filing lists 2 other included managers, including BT Funds Management (NZ) Ltd and Westpac Financial Services Ltd. The report was signed by Ada Chan on 02-10-2026.
Westpac Banking Corporation filed a Form 6-K reporting that Chief Information Officer Scott Collary will retire later this year after six years with the bank and a long financial services career. He will remain during a transition period while Westpac conducts a search for his successor.
The filing also states that, excluding Exhibit 1, the information is incorporated by reference into Westpac’s existing Form F-3 registration statements. It includes extensive cautionary language about forward-looking statements, emphasizing that actual results may differ materially due to various risks and uncertainties.
Westpac Banking Corp filed an amended Form 13F (13F-HR/A) restating its holdings disclosure. The amendment reports 778 information-table entries with a total reported value of $1,613,564,229 and lists 2 other included managers.
The filing names the other included managers as BT Funds Management (NZ) Limited and Westpac Financial Services Limited. The report is signed by Adam Riddett, Head of NFR Practices, on 11-14-2025.
Westpac Banking Corp filed a Form 13F reporting institutional holdings totaling $1,613,564,229 across 780 entries. The summary page lists two other included managers: BT Funds Management (NZ) Limited and Westpac Financial Services Limited. The report is signed by Adam Riddett, Head of NFR Practices, dated 11-10-2025.
Westpac Banking Corporation files its 2025 annual report, showing consolidated profit after tax of A$6,933m, with A$6,916m attributable to ordinary shareholders. Net interest income rose to A$19,380m, supported by higher loan balances, while non-interest income was A$3,004m.
Total operating expenses increased to A$11,916m, reflecting higher staff and technology spending, and impairment charges were A$424m as credit quality normalised. The effective tax expense was A$3,111m, an effective rate of 30.97%. Loans reached A$851,853m and deposits and other borrowings A$770,457m, with total assets of A$1,125,356m and equity attributable to owners of A$72,766m.
Australia remained the core market, generating most revenue, with New Zealand and other overseas operations contributing smaller shares. Basic earnings per share were 201.9 cents, and the group continued to pay ordinary dividends and execute on-share buybacks, modestly reducing share capital over the three-year period.