Commissioner Kenneth Hayne makes his opening comments. Source: David Geraghty / The Australian
The National Australia Bank continues its grilling at the Banking Royal Commission, amid revelations its superannuation trustee kept charging fees to a customer who had died.
The National Australia Bank continues its grilling at the Banking Royal Commission, amid revelations its superannuation trustee kept charging fees to a customer who had died.
The seemingly never-ending list of scandals unearthed at the commission continues to grow - and it's had a major impact on the profits of two of Australia's biggest financial institutions.
