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British banks set to pay over $2 billion in US imposed fines

7 Dec 2012 12:00 AM | Anonymous

Two UK banks are to face fines of over $2 billion in the US over money laundering and breaking sanctions.

HSBC and Standard Chartered are both likely to pay hundreds of millions to settle US charges. HSBC is facing charges stemming from money laundering charges while Standard Chartered is facing action due to links with Iran.

Despite initial stock falls both banks have seen growth despite the US charges.

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