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ANZ and Macquarie fined for cartel conduct

BY DARREN SNYDER | THURSDAY, 15 DEC 2016 12:03PM

The Federal Court granted ANZ and Macquarie's wishes to pay fines totaling $15 million for attempted cartel conduct in 2011.

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