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 ANZ has signed an agreement with the Shanghai 
			  Rolex Masters to become the International Banking and Finance 
			  Partner of Asia's premier Masters tournament for the next five 
			  years. This Diamond Sponsorship of the Shanghai Rolex Masters, now 
			  in its fifth year, extends ANZ's association with tennis following 
			  its continued successful partnership with the Australian Open 
			  Grand Slam. The Masters will be held between 7-13 October 2013. "The 
			  Shanghai Rolex Masters has quickly become one of the pre-eminent 
			  events on the global tennis calendar reaching a worldwide audience 
			  of more than 45 million," said Ms Joyce Phillips, CEO of ANZ 
			  Global Wealth and Private Banking. "ANZ has a long-standing presence 
			  in China and this partnership not only reinforces our long-term 
			  commitment to China but also provides a valuable platform to help 
			  build our brand connection across the region." Shanghai Rolex Masters Tournament Director Michael Luevano 
			  said, "ANZ is a well-respected bank in Asia Pacific and we are 
			  delighted to welcome them as one of the tournament partners. ANZ 
			  has a strong history supporting tennis in Asia Pacific and its 
			  involvement in the Shanghai Rolex Masters will help ensure a 
			  lasting legacy is left on the sport in China and the broader 
			  region." ANZ will also gain naming rights to the China 
			  Tennis Development Program, a grassroots initiative aimed at 
			  developing young talent and supporting the growth of tennis in 
			  China. In the summer of 2013, 400 children from schools across 
			  China will be invited to participate in a series of training 
			  sessions under the guidance of experienced tennis coaches. In its first three years in 2009-2011, the Shanghai Rolex 
			  Masters was voted by the ATP players to be the ATP World Tour Masters 1000 Tournament of the Year. See other recent news regarding:
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