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Oops. Morgan Stanley pays $35 million fine after customer data turns up in hard drives bought by IT consultant in Oklahoma
FinanceOops. Morgan Stanley pays $35 million fine after customer data turns up in hard drives bought by IT consultant in Oklahoma
By Chloe TaylorSeptember 21, 2022
Global bank stocks tumble following ‘FinCEN files’ revelations
FinanceGlobal bank stocks tumble following ‘FinCEN files’ revelations
By Yueqi Yang, Jenny Surane and BloombergSeptember 21, 2020
A near record year for money laundering: Banks hit with $10 billion in fines
FinanceA near record year for money laundering: Banks hit with $10 billion in fines
By Jeff John RobertsMarch 11, 2020
How Facebook’s $5 Billion Fine Stacks Up to Other Corporate Penalties
FinanceHow Facebook’s $5 Billion Fine Stacks Up to Other Corporate Penalties
By Anne SradersJuly 25, 2019
RBS Agrees to Pay $4.9 Billion Fine to End U.S. Mortgage Probe
Finance‘A Milestone Moment.’ Why RBS Is So Happy to Pay the U.S. a $4.9 Billion Fine
By BloombergMay 10, 2018
Deutsche Bank Announces 2012 Financial Results
FinanceDeutsche Bank Says DoJ Wants It to Pay $14 Billion to Settle Mortgages Case
By ReutersSeptember 16, 2016
Will this French bank foot the bill for Sudanese terrorism?
FinanceWill this French bank foot the bill for Sudanese terrorism?
By Chris MatthewsJune 15, 2015
Deutsche Bank may pay more than $1.5 billion in interest rate plea deal
FinanceDeutsche Bank may pay more than $1.5 billion in interest rate plea deal
By Tom Huddleston Jr.April 9, 2015
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FinancePretend Obama to France: We’ve got your back, but BNP has to pay up
By Cyrus SanatiJune 5, 2014
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