This assignment discusses the unethical practices of the Australian Bank of Commerce (CBA) in handling medical insurance claims. The bank has been accused of deleting files, misusing medical reports, forcing doctors to change opinions, altering disease descriptions, and delaying payouts. This analysis assesses the management and policies of CBA and their violations of ethical principles such as beneficence, respect for autonomy, and least harm. It also explores the theories of virtue and rights in relation to these actions. The assignment aims to provide a comprehensive understanding of the unethical practices and their implications.