"In our review process we have reported just a couple of instances where we are further investigating individuals, but again, nothing systemic to do with quality of advice." It comes as the Australian Securities and Investments Commission is investigating some of the big four banks, Macquarie Group and AMP for charging clients for financial advice even when the advice was not provided. Aside from ANZ, the Commonwealth Bank of Australia has also been affected by the ASIC investigation. A CBA spokeswoman said the bank's financial planning division (CFPL ) had told ASIC about the issue last year and it was working to reimburse customers. "We acknowledge ASIC's announcement today that it is investigating financial advisers charging service fees where service was not provided," the spokeswoman said. CBA would not say how many customers had been affected or the amount of money involved.