By AML Intelligence Correspondent JYSKE Bank – Denmark’s third largest lender – has been fined €3.22 million for AML failings. Jyske accepted the fine of DKK 24m for not having complied with CDD requirements of the Danish Act on Measures to Prevent Money Laundering and Financing of Terrorism on 35 clients with mortgage loans in Read More
NEWS: Denmark’s Jyske Bank fined €3.2 million for CDD failings on 35 mortgage customers in southern Europe
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