The bank's chief executive Antonia Watson said the bank was appealing the decision on the basis that the High Court incorrectly applied the law.
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ANZ chief executive Antonia Watson
ANZ has appealed a High Court decision that ruled against it in a class action from borrowers.
Earlier this month, the court awarded summary judgment against the bank in relation to the Credit Contracts and Consumer Finance Act 2003 (CCCFA) class action proceedings.
ANZ chief executive Antonia Watson said the bank was appealing the decision on the basis that the High Court incorrectly applied the law.
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