Denmark´s Largest Bank Took Two Years to Close Accounts of Blacklisted Russian Clients
(WorldNews Denmark)

Denmark´s largest bank, Danske Bank, reportedly knew that some of its Estonian branch’s clients were on the Russian government’s blacklist but did not close their accounts for two years. The bank is currently being probed by three countries over $150 billion money laundering allegations. Also read: 160 Crypto Exchanges Seek to Enter Japanese Market, Regulator Reveals Danske ‘Ok’ With Blacklisted Clients Danske Bank is currently under investigation by authorities in three countries: the US, Denmark, and Estonia. Its officials reportedly `knew earlier than...