Commonwealth Bank boss Matt Comyn expects scrutiny and regulatory concerns to increase for buy now, pay later providers, despite authorities declining to impose conditions on the credit providers. Comyn on January 28 remained convinced that the likes of Afterpay and Zip, which tend to charge late payment fees rather than interest, will eventually face tighter controls. “I don’t think the focus and scrutiny is going to go away,” Comyn said in response to a question at a technology briefing. “If anything, it is going to increase, but I think there will be clearly divergent views for some time about the need for regulation and when that will most likely come into effect.” Buy now, pay later providers are popular among young people, many of whom have preferred them to bank credit cards. The Australian Securities and Investments Commission last year found purchases using the new wave of services climbed 90 …