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Money Laundering Bulletin

Deutsche Bank pays US$186m to Fed after non-compliance with consent orders

Deutsche Bank and its US operations have accepted a US$186,392,035 civil penalty after the US Federal Reserve found they had failed to meet the terms of consent orders to address anti-money laundering and sanctions compliance deficiencies that were issued in 2017 and 2015, respectively.

Deutsche Bank and its US operations have accepted a US$186,392,035 civil penalty after the US Federal Reserve found they had failed to meet the terms of consent orders to address anti-money laundering and sanctions compliance deficiencies that were issued in 2017 [1] and 2015 [2], respectively.

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