Deutsche Bank Reports Possible Breach of Russia Sanctions to Regulators
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- •Deutsche Bank notified regulators of a potential breach of EU sanctions on Russian deposits.
- •The breach was identified during an internal compliance review initiated earlier this year.
- •The bank is proactively addressing the issue and improving its compliance processes.
Deutsche Bank has alerted regulators to a potential violation of EU sanctions that limit deposits by Russian individuals to €100,000. The issue was identified after the bank formed a working group earlier this year to enhance compliance with stricter sanctions laws. Deutsche Bank stated that it continuously reviews its sanctions compliance processes and proactively informs supervisory authorities of any potential issues. The breach was first reported by Finanz-Szene. The bank has not disclosed specific details about the extent of the breach or the number of affected accounts. The situation is still developing as Deutsche Bank works to address the compliance issue.
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