This report examines the National Australia Bank (NAB) case, focusing on corporate responsibility and governance issues, particularly the controversy surrounding executive pay and its impact on shareholders and stakeholders. The analysis includes two editorials that present differing perspectives on the issue, examining the initial shareholder revolt against executive remuneration and the subsequent changes implemented by NAB. The report delves into the details of the remuneration structure, the criticisms from investors and regulatory bodies, and the bank's responses, including revisions to the pay framework and provisions for customer refunds. The report also highlights the allegations against the bank, the investigations, and the changes in executive leadership, providing a comprehensive overview of the events and their implications for corporate governance and ethical business practices. The report uses information from various news sources and financial reports to analyze the issues and provide a comprehensive view of the situation. The report concludes with a summary of the key issues and the actions taken by the bank to address the problems. The assignment's goal is to analyze the impact of business decisions from differing perspectives and then write a cohesive argument to support others’ points of view rather than your own.