This report provides an overview of the Royal Commission into misconduct within the Australian banking, superannuation, and financial services industry, established in December 2017. It examines the commission's objectives, which included investigating misconduct, unethical practices, and the effectiveness of existing regulations. The report details the major scandals that prompted the commission, such as money laundering, inflated real estate market practices, and fraudulent activities by banks like Commonwealth Bank, ANZ, and NAB. It highlights issues like lack of corporate governance, flawed remuneration structures, and lack of accountability. The report also presents specific instances of misconduct, including false financial advice, overcharging, and denial of insurance claims, along with the financial repercussions for these institutions. The analysis emphasizes the need for transparency, regulatory reforms, and improved governance within the financial sector.