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Deutsche Bank Pays €15M To Settle Money Laundering Probe

By Martin Croucher · December 6, 2019, 5:05 PM GMT

Deutsche Bank AG said Friday it will pay a penalty of €15 million ($16.6 million) after a German investigation into suspected money laundering uncovered shortcomings in its governance structure....

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