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AUSTRAC to investigate Bendigo Bank following ‘significant’ AML/CTF deficiencies

Emma Partis | 1 minute read

AUSTRAC and APRA have taken enforcement action against Bendigo Bank after finding “significant deficiencies” in its management of AML/CTF risks.

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