COPENHAGEN, March 14 Danish banks should
significantly increase their focus on complying with rules to
avoid money laundering and tax evasion, the Danish Financial
Services Authority (FSA) said on Tuesday in a report in the wake
of the so-called the Panama Papers.
This was backed by the country’s business minister.
“It’s unsatisfactory that a range of banks in clear
violation of the law apparently have risked participating in
money laundering,” business minister Brian Mikkelsen said in a
statement.
“That’s why I see a need for initiatives with a focus on
increased management responsibility”.
(Reporting by Teis Jensen and Nikolaj Skydsgaard, editing by
Stine Jacobsen)
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