NAB's chief executive Andrew Thorburn has been accused of trying to pass responsibility for the bank's fee-for-no-service compensation mishandling to recently departed executive Andrew Hagger.
Mr Hagger, who appeared at the banking royal commission to give evidence about the fees-for-no-service scandal, left the bank in September, but NAB's chief legal counsel Sharon Cook, who was also responsible for the bank's response to ASIC, remains at the company.
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