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Midweek Roundup: US Prosecutors can Subpoena Correspondent Records, ABN AMRO Must Vet Retail Clients, and More

A federal appeals court in Washington, D.C., ruled that prosecutors can obtain records of correspondent transactions from three Chinese lenders accused of helping North Korea evade sanctions, the Financial Times reported. More The Dutch central bank ordered ABN AMRO to review the financial crime risks posed by all of its retail customers, an operation that might cost the lender €114 million, the Associated Press reported. More HSBC agreed to pay nearly €300 million to avoid prosecution for helping thousands of Belgian residents evade taxes, ACAMS moneylaundering.com reported. More Swiss lender LLB Verwaltung will pay $10 million to resolve U.S. allegations...

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