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NatWest hit with £264m fine in case linked to Yorkshire jeweller - Vimarsana News

NatWest hit with £264m fine in case linked to Yorkshire jeweller

NATWEST has been fined more than £264 million after admitting breaching anti-money laundering regulations.

FCA fines NatWest £264.8 million for failed anti money laundering duty - Vimarsana News

FCA fines NatWest £264.8 million for failed anti money laundering duty

Firms handling large sums of cash have been reminded of their duty to combat money-laundering after NatWest Bank was fined £264.8 million in the Financial Conduct Authority's first criminal prosecution for money laundering failings.

NatWest hit with £264m fine after taking deposits of laundered cash in bin bags | ITV News - Vimarsana News

NatWest hit with £264m fine after taking deposits of laundered cash in bin bags | ITV News

The court heard some £700,000 was paid into the Walsall branch in a single day, with the cash brought through a shopping centre in bin bags. | ITV News Central

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NatWest fined £265m for failing to prevent money laundering - Vimarsana News

NatWest fined £265m for failing to prevent money laundering

NatWest has been fined £265m after it failed to prevent money laundering of £365m by one firm. Vast sums of cash were deposited with the bank in “black bin bags, which tore because of their weight”, according to sentencing remarks in the case brought by the Financial Conduct Authority. The bank pleaded guilty at

NatWest hit with £264m fine after breaches of anti-money laundering rules - Vimarsana News

NatWest hit with £264m fine after breaches of anti-money laundering rules

NatWest, part of the Royal Bank of Scotland group, in October pleaded guilty to three offences.