Примери за използване на Estonian branch на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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It went via the Estonian branch of a Danish bank.
Danske Bank also faces other accusations concerning potential money laundering through its Estonian branch.
Payments went through the Estonian branch of the Danske Bank where.
The FSA said that it had carried out thorough inspections of Danske Bank's Estonian branch in 2014.
And in December was arrested 10 employees of the Estonian branch of Danske Bank operating in the Private Banking Department.
The bank said it was unable to determine how much money was believed to have been laundered through its Estonian branch between 2007 and 2015.
Specifically, the Estonian branch of Danske Bank used more than 30 different currencies to launder €200 billion(US$227 billion) over nearly a decade.
The laundering of Russian money through the Estonian Branch of Danske Bank….
The Estonian branch of the bank processed the accounts of all four Azerbaijani laundering companies, allowing billions to pass through it.
Morgan and Bank of America cleared dollar transactions for Danske's Estonian branch, sources told Reuters.
The Estonian branch of the Copenhagen-based bank may have handled as much as $230 billion in suspicious transactions over nine years.
The interior of the small house, called KODA,was developed by specialists of the Estonian branch of the design company Kodasema.
The bank's Estonian branch handled the accounts of all four UK-registered shell companies, allowing the billions to pass through it without investigating their origins.
Then on September 25, 2019, Aivar Rehe,a former executive of the Estonian branch between 2007 and 2015, allegedly committed suicide.
Denmark's largest bank said on Thursday that it had“received requests for information from the US Department of Justice in connection with a criminal investigation relating to the bank's Estonian branch”.
A money laundering scandal centred on Danske Bank's Estonian branch could be bigger than previously thought.
Danske Bank said it had“received requests for information from the U.S. Department of Justice(DOJ)in connection with a criminal investigation relating to the bank's Estonian branch”.
Denmark's largest bank said"a series of major deficiencies" in its control andgovernance system allowed its Estonian branch to be used for suspicious transactions from 2007 until 2015.
The move comes after European lenders were shut down over money laundering in Latvia, Malta and Cyprus,while top banks from the Baltic and Northern Europe were involved in dodgy transactions worth billions of euros of Russian dirty money through the Estonian branch of Danske Bank.
In the end, the OCCRP jury settled on Danske Bank for the role its Estonian branch played in allowing billions of dollars to be laundered over the past decade.
Danske Bank on Wednesday said that it was unable to determine how much money was allegedly laundered through the Estonian branch between 2007 and 2015.
The money was apparently moved out of Russia via Danske Bank's Estonian branch between 2007 and 2015 and then spent largely on luxury properties and items, EU Observer reports.
Alongside Deutsche, JPMorgan and Bank of America cleared dollar transactions for Danske's Estonian branch, sources have told Reuters.
According to documents uncovered this week stemming from 2012, Danske Bank's Estonian branch let a select group of clients from Russia convert their money into gold bullion in order to help hide funds.
The new information shows that Danske Bank's top management knew as early as 2013 that there were far more serious breaches at the Estonian branch than what the bank has since indicated.
It has, however,found there were insufficient controls to prevent money laundering at the Estonian branch, and has acknowledged that foreigners took advantage of the lack of controls, potentially using the bank for money-laundering purposes.
Until now, the top management has explained it was merely aware that anti-money laundering controls were too insufficient back then to prevent the Estonian branch from“potentially being used for money laundering”.
In one operation,billions of dollars flowed through Danske's Estonian branch from Azerbaijan to offshore companies, high-ranking officials, and even European politicians who praised the nation's regime despite its chronic human rights abuses.
The bank acknowledged that anti-money laundering controls were too insufficient back then to prevent the Estonian branch from“potentially being used for money laundering.”.
The Swedish lender has lost more than a fifth of its value since being linked with Danske, whose Estonian branch was used for as much as 200 billion euros($227 billion) of suspicious payments between 2007 and 2015.