Feds, Banks Reportedly Reach $2.2 Billion Agreement Over Money Laundering

The U.S. Justice Department's stepped up anti-money laundering enforcement against big banks has picked up even more steam this week, and reportedly will be capped by a $1.9 billion settlement feds have reached with HSBC on money laundering charges over dealings with Iran and Mexican drug cartels.

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