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No deliberate breach of law says Commonwealth Bank CEO

Commonwealth Bank of Australia CEO Ian Narev

Commonwealth Bank of Australia CEO Ian Narev Source: AAP

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The chairman of the Commonwealth Bank says there will be consequences for staff found guilty of serious misconduct as the bank faces massive fines for breaches of anti-money laundering and terrorism financing laws.

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