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ANZ pondering wealth deal after regulatory action
Australian regulator is seeking to disqualify some of IOOF Group’s managerial team
ANZ sells life insurance business to global giant Cigna
ANZ Bank New Zealand has agreed to sell its life insurance business to US-listed health insurance giant Cigna for NZ$700m ($485.4m, €419m, £368m), the second non-core business the group has shed in under a month.
ANZ scraps financial planner bonuses
Australia banking giant ANZ has announced it will stop paying bonuses to financial planners selling its products, as it looks to change its banking practices in response to a royal commission focussing on misconduct in the sector.
ANZ fined A$3m for advice client review failings
Australia’s ANZ Bank has been fined for charging fees but providing no service after the country’s financial watchdog found it had failed to produce documented annual reviews to more than 10,000 financial advice customers over a seven-year period.
Bad advice sees Aussie banks pay A$51m
Australia’s five largest banking and financial services institutions have paid a further A$21.4m in compensation to customers who suffered losses because of “non-compliant conduct” by financial advisers, taking the total to A$51.4m (£29m, $41m, €33m). More claims are expected.