Financial-sector misconduct inquiry spares Australian banks

Australian bank shares surged the most in a decade after a long-awaited report on finance sector misconduct recommended dozens of rule changes but spared the big four lenders any serious threat to their market dominance.

Financial-sector misconduct inquiry spares Australian banks

Australian bank shares surged the most in a decade after a long-awaited report on finance sector misconduct recommended dozens of rule changes but spared the big four lenders any serious threat to their market dominance.

In a report released by the government, the retired judge who led a public inquiry into financial sector misconduct last year referred 24 cases to regulators for possible prosecution.

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