Chungurumbira
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- Jan 3, 2013
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Mbona haya mambo hata marekani yapo:
Soma: http://dealbook.nytimes.com/2014/03...ndering-subpoenas/?_php=true&_type=blogs&_r=0 (Citigroup Affiliates Troubles Multiply as Money-Laundering Subpoenas Follow Fraud : Updated, 9:16 p.m. | A headache is growing for Citigroup as a banking affiliate involved in money transfers across the Mexican border has become ensnared in a criminal investigation.
The disclosure of the inquiry on Monday follows the banks admission on Friday that it had been defrauded of $400 million in a scheme involving a financially shaky oil services company in Mexico)
Mwisho wa siku huwa ni fine. Kuna transaction zingine ndani ya bank mteja huja na supporting documents na unajiridhisha kuwa ni genuine kabisa lakini shida inakuja baadaye kama hiyo ya hao FBME. Tuwape muda watamalizana:
Angalia na Hii hapa:
BNP Paribas braced for $8.9bn fine | Business | theguardian.com
France's biggest bank BNP Paribas is facing a record-breaking $8.9bn (£5.2bn) fine from US authorities for allegedly transferring billions of dollars on behalf of Sudan and other countries blacklisted by the US.
"I want to be clear, we will be punished severely," Jean-Laurent Bonnafe, BNP chief executive, wrote in a memo to staff that emerged this weekend.
The US Justice Department is expected to announce the fine and a potential ban from clearing dollar trades for one year at a Manhattan court later on Monday.
Details of the US investigation are expected to show BNP Paribas hid the names of clients from blacklisted countries when processing $30bn in transactions through America. Most of the transfers involved Sudanese clients between 2002-2009, but some potentially illegal activity was happening as recently as 2012 while the US investigation was ongoing. The bank is expected to plead guilty.
Soma: http://dealbook.nytimes.com/2014/03...ndering-subpoenas/?_php=true&_type=blogs&_r=0 (Citigroup Affiliates Troubles Multiply as Money-Laundering Subpoenas Follow Fraud : Updated, 9:16 p.m. | A headache is growing for Citigroup as a banking affiliate involved in money transfers across the Mexican border has become ensnared in a criminal investigation.
The disclosure of the inquiry on Monday follows the banks admission on Friday that it had been defrauded of $400 million in a scheme involving a financially shaky oil services company in Mexico)
Mwisho wa siku huwa ni fine. Kuna transaction zingine ndani ya bank mteja huja na supporting documents na unajiridhisha kuwa ni genuine kabisa lakini shida inakuja baadaye kama hiyo ya hao FBME. Tuwape muda watamalizana:
Angalia na Hii hapa:
BNP Paribas braced for $8.9bn fine | Business | theguardian.com
France's biggest bank BNP Paribas is facing a record-breaking $8.9bn (£5.2bn) fine from US authorities for allegedly transferring billions of dollars on behalf of Sudan and other countries blacklisted by the US.
"I want to be clear, we will be punished severely," Jean-Laurent Bonnafe, BNP chief executive, wrote in a memo to staff that emerged this weekend.
The US Justice Department is expected to announce the fine and a potential ban from clearing dollar trades for one year at a Manhattan court later on Monday.
Details of the US investigation are expected to show BNP Paribas hid the names of clients from blacklisted countries when processing $30bn in transactions through America. Most of the transfers involved Sudanese clients between 2002-2009, but some potentially illegal activity was happening as recently as 2012 while the US investigation was ongoing. The bank is expected to plead guilty.