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Regulatory fines slapped on global financial institutions saw a staggering 88% dip in H1 2023 compared to the same period last year. This significant decline was unveiled in a report from Fenergo, the top-tier provider of digital solutions in client lifecycle management (CLM).

Deutsche Bank has been hit with a fine of $186m by the Federal Reserve Board due to deficient AML practices and other violations.

The Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) has issued provisional findings indicating potential collusion among five significant banks on the trading of UK government bonds. 

Deutsche Bank has unveiled an estimate today that its revenues from ESG business will grow to around €1.4bn per year, ahead of €800bn secured last year.

Deutsche Bank has revealed its Frankfurt headquarters were recently raided by German prosecutors in link to a money laundering probe.

Deutsche Bank has been fined €8.6m by BaFin due to weaknesses relating to controls of Euribor, the Euro Interbank Offered Rate benchmark used in the financial industry.

As another challenging year comes to an end, the task for organisations to remain compliant in new working environments is still ongoing. Despite firm efforts by many to avoid penalties, some institutions were unable to duck fines last year. Here are the top five compliance failure fines from the year of 2021.

TAINA Technology has secured investment from Deutsche Bank and HSBC Asset Management’s Financial Technology Venture Capital Fund in a recent funding round.

Deutsche Bank has revealed it is establishing an environmental, social and governance (ESG) Centre of Excellence (COE) in Singapore.

German financial regulator BaFin has told banking giant Deutsche Bank it needs to introduce stronger action on money laundering.