‘Unacceptable disregard’: huge fine for bank misconduct
A large Australian Bank will be fined $ 240 million after entering the “widespread abuse olan, which affects approximately 65,000 customers.
Anz acknowledges that he cannot respond to hundreds of notifications about customer shortages, that he made false and misleading expressions about savings interest rates and does not pay this amount to customers.
The expectation of financial services also said that Big Four Bank has governed a bond agreement with a bond agreement of $ 14 billion with the federal government, and that bond trade data incorrectly reportedly, and exaggerated for years, an exaggerated “unquestionable”.
Even the dead had not survived, Anz could not pay back to thousands of dead customers, and did not answer Estates questions that died of their loved ones within the necessary time period.
“Anz has betrayed the trust of the Australians repeatedly,” he said.
“Banks must have the confidence of customers and government.
“This result is unacceptable for this confidence, which is critical for the banking system.”
According to Mr. Longo, the biggest penalties of ASIC against an organization by ASIC.
Anz confessed to the allegations and General Manager Nuno Matos said he was determined to change.
“Apparently the failures are not good enough and they strengthen the case of change,” he said.
Each issue will be evaluated separately and determined by the Federal Court.
The penalties will make more pressure on the CEO of the bank, which entered the fire on Tuesday after Anz announced that it would leave 3500 personnel and 1000 contractor by September 2026.
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