A senior Commonwealth Bank executive accused of trying to lure two teenagers for a sexual act has been sacked from his job and had his accounts frozen, a court has been told.

Christopher James McCann, 50, appeared in Brisbane Arrest Court today to apply for bail after being charged with one count of using the internet to procure children aged under 16.

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