NAB interrogated over compensation, dealings with ASIC

The Royal Commission has accused NAB of failing to communicate to ASIC the full remediation costs associated with charging fees for no service when it already knew the full extent of those costs.

by | Aug 14, 2018

Major bank makes moves on small business loans

NAB chief customer officer Andrew Hagger fronted the Royal Commission this week to answer questions regarding compensation to customers who paid fees for no service and delays in telling ASIC the full amount of compensation it expected to pay.

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