A Sydney woman faces 12 fresh charges over allegations she defrauded the National Australia Bank as part of a long-running $40 million scheme.
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Helen Rosamond did not appear in person when her case was mentioned in the Downing Centre Local Court on Thursday.
It takes the total number of charges the Potts Point woman is facing to 74, with an alleged total value to $26.7 million.
Rosamond, the former director of the Human Group, will return to court on January 30 next year where she is expected to enter a plea or be committed to stand trial.
The 44-year-old was arrested in March after a more than year-long investigation by Strike Force Napthali and police said investigations were ongoing.
She has been charged alongside NAB staffer Rosemary Rogers, who has been charged with dishonestly obtaining a financial advantage by deception and 56 counts of corruptly receiving a benefit.
Rogers, the former chief of staff to ex-NAB chief executive Andrew Thorburn, is accused of accepting bribes as part of the long-running fraud and has been granted bail.
Australian Associated Press
