Federal regulators have identified systemic gaps in Bank of America's money-laundering compliance program, leading to a fine of $1.8 billion. The fine was imposed due to the bank's failure to adequately monitor and prevent potential money-laundering activities.
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Bank of America Fined $1.8 Billion for Money-Laundering Compliance Issues
Bank of America has been fined $1.8 billion by federal regulators for deficiencies in its money-laundering compliance program. The regulators reported systemic gaps that allowed for inadequate monitoring of potential money-laundering activities.
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Bank of America Pays $1.8 Billion Fine for Lax Money-Laundering Oversight
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