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https://www.reuters.com/business/deutsche-bank-offices-searched-by-authorities-frankfurt-prosecutors-2022-04-29/
Prosecutors search Deutsche Bank HQ in money laundering investigation
FRANKFURT, April 29 (Reuters) - Prosecutors, federal police and other officials searched Deutsche Bank's (DBKGn.DE) headquarters in Frankfurt on Friday in a move Germany's largest lender said was linked to suspicions of money laundering it had reported to the authorities.
Under Chief Executive Christian Sewing, Deutsche Bank has been trying to repair its reputation after a series of embarrassing and costly regulatory failings, including another raid over money laundering in 2018.
In a statement, Deutsche Bank said the search was related to suspicious transactions it had itself passed on to authorities and that it was cooperating fully.
At issue is whether Deutsche Bank filed the so-called suspicious activity report in a timely manner or not, a person with knowledge of the matter said. Deutsche was acting as a correspondent bank in the transaction, the person said.
Prosecutors said they had a search warrant but declined to elaborate. They said representatives of financial regulator BaFin were also taking part.
BaFin and federal police declined to comment.
The bank's shares fell more than 3% following news of the search and were down 0.4% in Frankfurt by 1500 GMT.
Problems with money laundering have landed the bank in hot water in the past.
In 2020, Deutsche Bank was fined 13.5 million euros for late reporting of suspicious activities linked to potential money laundering.
The U.S. Department of Justice has also been investigating it for years over trades that authorities said were used to launder $10 billion out of Russia, which has led to the German bank being fined nearly $700 million.
In 2018, BaFin took the unusual step of installing KPMG as a special monitor at Deutsche to oversee progress on money laundering controls.
Last year, BaFin ordered Deutsche to enact further safeguards to prevent money laundering and the regulator widened the auditor's mandate.
Deutsche has said it has beefed up resources to combat money laundering.
This week, the bank posted a better-than-expected 17% rise in first-quarter profit as investment banking revenue climbed, but it warned that the conflict in Ukraine could hurt annual earnings.
A Reuters witness said that there was no sign of authorities outside the bank's headquarters on Friday.
That contrasts with the 2018 raid when about 170 police and other officials arrived in blue and grey marked vehicles.
News April 29, 2022
Statement on investigation by the public prosecutor's office
Deutsche Bank made the following statement:
"This is an investigative measure by the Frankfurt public prosecutor's office in connection with suspicious activity reports filed by the bank. Deutsche Bank is fully cooperating with the authorities."
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>https://twitter.com/DailyMail/status/1520392247547736073
Angelina Jolie visits Ukraine - Movie star is spotted in Western city of Lviv and greets fans in coffee shop as Russia renews its assault in East
Watch as Angelina Jolie is spotted by surprised Ukrainians in a cafe in Lviv
The 46-year-old actress was spotted by shocked Ukrainians sitting in the cafe
Russia has renewed its assault in the East of the country despite heavy losses
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https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-10769081/Judge-denies-Ghislaine-Maxwells-motion-overturn-conviction-sex-trafficking-charges.html
Judge denies Ghislaine Maxwell's motion to overturn her conviction on sex trafficking charges after juror lied about past sex abuse he'd suffered
The 60-year-old former girlfriend of late pedophile Jeffrey Epstein was convicted on December 29 of federal charges of sex trafficking
Maxwell was found guilty of five federal charges relating to her role in Epstein's sexual abuse of minor girls between 1994 and 2004
Immediately after the trial one of the jurors, Scotty David, revealed that he had been sexually abused and used his experiences to guide the deliberations
Maxwell's lawyers demanded a retrial, pointing out that potential jurors were asked before the trial commenced if they were survivors of abuse, and he said no
On Friday, Judge Alison Nathan ruled against acquitting her and affirmed her conviction
Judge Nathan combined the three conspiracy counts into one, meaning that she will be sentenced on three of the five counts
A sentencing date has been set for June 28, and she faces up to 65 years in prison
>https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-10672739/Angelina-Jolie-visits-Ukrainian-child-refugees-childrens-hospital-arrived-fleeing-war.html
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