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U.S. Clears Danske of Sanctions Breach, But Case Isn’t Over Bloomberg 12/19/2020 Morten Buttler © Bloomberg The Danske Bank A/S logo sits on its branch in Tallinn, Estonia, on Friday, Oct. 4, 2019. Danske was ordered by Estonia's regulator to pull out of the country earlier this year and is now the target of criminal investigations in Denmark, Estonia and the U.S. (Bloomberg) -- Danske Bank A/S probably didn’t breach U.S. sanctions when its Estonian unit handled billions of dollars in suspicious funds, meaning the lender could be facing a smaller fine than previously ...