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The Commonwealth Bank of Australia and its subsidiaries (the CommBank Group) provide or distribute a wide range of banking, finance, insurance, funds management, financial planning and advice, superannuation, stockbroking and other services.

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Commonwealth Bank currently mails free bank account statements to customers as part of our standard statement frequency of every 6 months for personal bank accounts and 3 months for business bank accounts.

From 1 February 2017 personal bank account customers will continue to receive two free paper statements each year. If customers want to receive extra statements or more regular statements, there will be a $2.50 frequent fee per statement.

We know many of our customers are increasingly looking to bank with us when and where it is convenient for them. Customers can access their statements online at any time for free, with statements archived for up to seven years.

In addition, we outline our progress and commitments against social objectives including through our Modern Slavery and Human Trafficking Statement and our Reconciliation Action Plan and associated reporting. Our reports are available on our website at commbank.com.au/sustainabilityreporting.

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Getting the bank transactions from the bank account in CSV format can be tricky. But it is something that your accountant asks every now and then, to complete your bookkeeping and accounts. In this blog, we will be going to show you, how it is done in step by step process.

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ASIC alleged that between 1 June 2010 and 11 September 2019, CBA incorrectly charged monthly access fees to customers who were entitled to fee waivers because they met certain criteria under their contracts with the bank. Almost $55 million in fees were charged to nearly one million customers and more than 800,000 accounts (21-063MR).

Here is an issue: I am a COMMBANK customer for last 20 years. I would like to leave the bank if I could. Maybe we need to focus the campaign on putting pressure on each of the big 4 banks to be the first to rule out new investment in coal and unconventional gas rather than condemning one bank and leaving the heat off the other 3!

After searching their respective residences in Auburn, in Sydney's western suburbs, the police found more than $3 million in banking receipts, some of which had been printed by Commonwealth Bank's deposit machines.

All up, 11 CBA customers have been convicted and jailed for money laundering offences using the bank's accounts, involving at least four organised crime syndicates. One of them was of attempting to import methylamphetamine (ice) into the country.

As well as providing details about the extent of the criminal enterprise, the 450-page statement of claim filed in the Federal Court also illustrates how the authorities were frustrated at CBA's approach to various requests, which at times appeared lackadaisical, according to the pleadings.

For example, CBA's own anti-money laundering procedures triggered alerts on one of the accounts being used by Mr Shaffi and Mr Khan, on October 27, 2014. But it took more than two months before this was reviewed by the bank's Anti-Money Laundering Team, AUSTRAC alleges. And even though matters relating to other red flags on the accounts were referred to the CBA Intelligence Team on January 28, 2015, a review was not completed until May 4.

The case also points to a breakdown in communication between different parts of CBA, as it appears some accounts were kept open even after the bank's security called for them to be closed. For example, on May 4, 2015, CBA's group security division forwarded an "Intelligence Bulletin" in respect of one of the suspicious companies being used by Mr Shaffi and Mr Khan to the bank's internal fraud team, noting it had been "flagged multiple times for structured payments under our transaction monitoring rules". It recommended the case be raised "with the Customer High Risk team, due to reputational and potential regulatory damage from suspected money laundering." But AUSTRAC alleges that notwithstanding the recommendations in the intelligence bulletin, "CommBank permitted the intense structured cash deposits to continue". The structuring only stopped when Mr Shaffi and Mr Khan were arrested.

CBA lawyers will be pouring over the claim and its 133-page appendix this weekend, after the bank said on Friday it would fight the claims and file a legal defence. Once this is filed, the bank will be able to say more about its position, CEO Ian Narev told staff in an email on Thursday night.

This case has therefore exposed a tension at the heart of banking: the more life is made easier for customers, the higher is the risk of fraud. So has the focus on "the customer" resulted in CBA being overly accommodating to some customers who happened to be criminals that took advantage of the bank?

"If you work as a teller, you are trained, and know why this is important. It is part of your daily business. To conduct themselves like this on a significant scale is a real problem for the government, and the bank's shareholders.

"To think the CBA, with its history and traditions, could be involved in what looks like systemic illegal transfers is truly shocking. It is very hard to believe. But I know how AUSTRAC works, and wouldn't have brought the case unless it has the evidence. This is what AUSTRAC is meant to do. The fact they have now made this matter public against the biggest bank in Australia indicates it is enormously serious."

Banking industry sources say protocols around handling large amounts of cash have been significantly tightened in recent years. At some banks, large deposits are made in depots rather than in machines and are monitored by specialist cash management teams. Technology systems are used constantly to monitor transaction activity that differs from normal activity.

In a statement, the Commonwealth Bank said it understood climate change was a topic of public and shareholder interest, and was committed to play its part in limiting climate change to well below 2C in line with the Paris Agreement.

The Commonwealth Bank has cut more than a thousand jobs in the last year, with more to go after a downturn in retail banking over the past six to 12 months which the CBA says has impacted "Everyday Banking" and "Home Buying Operations."

"The jobs being lost are specialists across a range of areas and it is hard to believe that the bank can afford to lose so many experienced staff at the same time that it has a significant overwork problem across the organisation."

After months of sustained community pressure, Commonwealth Bank has ended its role as advisor to Adani's Carmichael coal project. Fairfax last night reported that the bank cited environmental factors and financial risks as the reasons for breaking ties with the project.

Concerns over the impacts that CommBank's lending practices were having on the Reef, as well as our land, water, health and climate have caused many former customers to publicly cut ties with the bank, and this latest development is a huge win for those who have taken a stand and told Commbank: "Not with my money!" ff782bc1db