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Resistance stalks NAB and ANZ

NAB is by far the biggest bank in trouble today, and this sultry Wednesday two Aussie biggies face a mannered revolution by the rich and influential at their AGMs.ANZ, not so culpable, may be equally mordant over the drubbing that awaits. A first strike over the remuneration report is certain odds at NAB's annual meeting in Melbourne. Chanticleer in The Financial Review this morning has the vote against at in the vicinity of 90 per cent.Even-stevens, if that rule applies to the insto voting at an annual general meeting, leaves ANZ on the ropes.

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