SYDNEY: The CEO of Australian bank AMP resigned suddenly on Friday after revelations of widespread abuses by the financial company, including charging thousands of customers for services never received.
Following several days of damaging testimony by AMP executives before a Royal Commission set up in February to investigate misconduct in the banking industry, AMP announced that CEO Craig Meller was stepping down “with immediate effect”.
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