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HSBC’s Australia unit faces $24.6 million penalty over scam protection failures
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HSBC's Australian unit is facing a substantial penalty of $24.6 million due to alleged failures in protecting customers from scams. This highlights regulatory actions against financial institutions for security shortcomings.
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