I don't think CBA/Westpac will have to cut their yields. They can still handle paying out the dividends (and even raising them) at their level of bad debts, which is mainly just from bad loans.
ANZ/NAB on the other hand have had share prices nearly halved and they're taking some serious losses because of their horrid big loans and CDOs etc. They'll both probably have to cut their dividends.
It'd be funny for NAB, which just raised its dividend what for the first time since 2003 during the FX scandal? Break shareholders tolerance again by raising and cuting straight after.
current dividend yield, page-2
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