1H 20 results key points:

•  1H 20 underlying profit[1] of A$149 million (1H 19: A$256 million) reflects COVID-19 impacts, as previously advised. 1H 20 net profit attributable to shareholders of A$203 million.
• Business unit 1H 20 operating earnings affected by COVID-19: Australian wealth management A$59 million (-43 per cent); AMP Capital A$72 million (-40 per cent); AMP Bank A$50 million (-30 per cent); New Zealand wealth management A$18 million (-18 per cent).
• Strong capital position post AMP Life sale with surplus capital (above Board target capital level) of A$1.4 billion at 30 June 2020.
• Return to shareholders of up to A$544 million comprising: 1) A$344 million via a fully franked, special dividend of 10 cents per share; and 2) Up to A$200 million via an on-market share buy-back during the next 12 months, subject to market conditions.

_{[1] Underlying profit is AMP’s key measure of business profitability as it normalises investment market volatility.}

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