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Bank hit with $57.5m penalty over fees for no service
Two entities in NAB’s wealth management division have been ordered to pay a total of $57.5 million for fees for no service breaches.
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Two entities in NAB’s wealth management division have been ordered to pay a total of $57.5 million for fees for no service breaches.
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