Investment Banking

ANZ fined $160m for ‘widespread misconduct’ as Matos overhaul continues

The Australian lender has agreed to pay a record fine by the regulator

Nuno Matos, chief executive at ANZ, said the ‘failings outlined are simply not good enough’
Nuno Matos, chief executive at ANZ, said the ‘failings outlined are simply not good enough’ Photo: Paul Yeung/Getty Images

Australian bank ANZ has been hit by a record A$240m ($160m) fine by the country’s financial watchdog after admitting to misconduct across a range of its businesses.

In what is a record fine by the Australian Securities and Investments Commission, ANZ was accused of “widespread misconduct” for a number of issues, including its handling of a bond sale within its institutional division and a range of problems across its retail unit that affected 65,000 customers.

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