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9 Comments
Right..😉
Those banks, they never launder money!
I was surprised to see this unlikely senator criticize the Justice Department for letting its executives get away without any punishment.
> Even with the massive corporate fine and an “asset cap” that places a tight restriction on the bank, Sen. >!Elizabeth Warren, D-Mass.!<, blasted the Justice Department for “legal gymnastics” that let top executives off the hook.
tldr; TD Bank, the 10th-largest bank in the U.S., has agreed to a $3 billion plea deal after being implicated in a massive money laundering case. Federal prosecutors revealed that the bank failed to implement necessary anti-money laundering measures, allowing criminal organizations to launder over $670 million between 2019 and 2023. The bank’s outdated systems and corrupt employees facilitated these illegal activities. Despite the hefty fine, criticism arose over the lack of accountability for top executives. TD Bank’s CEO pledged to rectify the issues and prevent future occurrences.
*This summary is auto generated by a bot and not meant to replace reading the original article. As always, DYOR.
Whataboutism is the lowest form of argument.
Sure.
and no one of any consequence will go to prison
So, what’s the legality here for people who received loans from TD bank that may have been provided by this criminal money that they laundered?
Pssst..it happens in all financial systems. In fact, the financial system might collapse if all the laundered money was removed. This isn’t to suggest all banks are in on it as there are very create ways to create shell companies (can do that in Delaware) to facilitate it