Insurer admits to bullying and intimidation

Senior TAL executive Loraine van Eeden leaves the Commonwealth Law Courts Building in Melbourne

Senior TAL executive Loraine van Eeden leaves the Commonwealth Law Courts Building in Melbourne Source: AAP

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One of Australia's leading life insurance companies has admitted at the Banking Royal Commission to bullying and intimidating one of its customers.

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