SYDNEY (Reuters) -Australian bank ANZ agreed on Monday to pay a record-breaking A$240 million ($159.5 million) in fines for systemic failures ranging from acting “unconscionably” in a government bond deal to charging dead customers.

Here is a timeline of fines handed ANZ in recent years, according to regulator, the Australian Securities and Investments Commission (ASIC):

November 2017: ANZ ordered to pay A$10 million for attempting to manipulate a key Australian interest rate 10 times over an 18-month period.

February 2018: A Melbourne court orders it to pay A$5 million for failing to verify customer income in its former Esanda car finance business.

October 2020: Federal Court of Australia orders ANZ to pay A$10 million for incorrectly charging customers non-payment fees.

October 2022

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