ASIC: ANZ admits widespread misconduct, agrees to pay record A$240m in penalties

The Australian regulator has cited four proceedings at the bank spanning misconduct across ANZ's institutional and retail divisions, including over the management of a A$14bn government bond issue; ANZ, which is cutting 3,500 jobs, has admitted to "unconscionable conduct" and apologised.

Australia and New Zealand Banking Group (ANZ) has admitted to “engaging in unconscionable conduct” by incorrectly reporting bond trading data to the Australian government by overstating the volumes by billions of dollars, and to widespread misconduct across products and services impacting nearly 65,000 customers, according to a September 15 media notice from the Australian Securities and Investments Commission (ASIC).

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