What you mean drug traffickers and money launderers? Are you saying that CBA is firmly of the socialist left persuasion? I mean the only thing I can think of is that Nathan Albanese, the ALP PM's son now works for CBA having worked for the CBA External Auditor PWC previously. But CBA did do OK during the LNP Government of Scott Morrison.

After graduating from university last year, Nathan now works full-time at the Commonwealth Bank.

How Nathan Albanese secured an internship at consulting giant PwC 'after his dad's conversation with executive'

Anthony Albanese's son took on an internship at beleaguered consultancy giant PwC after his father reportedly spoke to one of the firm's top executives.

Nathan Albanese - the only son of the Prime Minister and his ex-wife Carmel Tebbutt - took on a two-week unpaid internship with the firm back in June 2021, according to the Australian Financial Review's Joe Aston.

Mr Albanese, the then Opposition Leader, reportedly spoke with former PwC government relations boss, Sean Gregory, about an internship for Nathan in the first half of 2021.

Mr Seymour was reportedly unaware at the time that Nathan had an internship with the firm. The two-week internship went ahead despite there being no such program available at the company.

The publication claimed Nathan, now aged 22, worked in the firm's Economics Policy Unit under chief economist, Jeremy Thorpe.

Mr Albanese thanked PwC CEO Tom Seymour at a function months after his son completed his placement.

'There is no application process open to the public. There is no twice-yearly intake. This is an opportunity provided on an individual, ad hoc basis almost exclusively to the relatives of influential people,' the AFR's Rear Window column reported.

'So, then, why would PwC do it? For one reason. The same reason you make a political donation – it's a variation of the same theme: to earn the firm a place in the trust and good favour of that influential parent.'

Mr Albanese's office has labelled the claim as 'incorrect'.

After graduating from university last year, Nathan now works full-time at the Commonwealth Bank.