Dec 10 (Reuters) - Australia's second largest lender, Westpac Banking Corp (WBC) , on Tuesday said it had refunded A$68 million ($46.14 million) to shareholders who sought to withdraw from a share purchase plan after a lawsuit accused it of breaches of money laundering laws.
Last month, the lender had offered to refund people who bought new shares under the plan before the lawsuit.
In a statement on Tuesday, Westpac said it had raised a total of A$770 million under the share purchase plan, excluding the refunded sum.
($1 = 1.4736 Australian dollars)
News: WBC Westpac Banking Corp refunds $46 mln to buyers of new shares
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