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READ MOREBanking royal commission exposes a litany of Bank of Queensland loan errors
Bank of Queensland argued with the financial ombudsman to try to limit the compensation paid to a customer who was overcharged for a loan provided by a branch manager who was subsequently sacked for fraud.
The banking royal commission forced the head of performance and governance at Bank of Queensland, Douglas Snell, to admit to a litany of failures in the treatment of Suzanne Riches, a primary school teacher who bought two Wendys franchises in suburban Adelaide with her husband in 2012.
Read the full article at the Australian Financial Review.
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