HSBC 'to pay $1.9bn' in US money laundering settlement
HSBC has confirmed it is to pay US authorities $1.9bn (£1.2bn) in a settlement over money laundering, the largest paid in such a case.
The UK-based bank was alleged to have helped launder money belonging to drug cartels and states under US sanctions.
HSBC admitted having poor money laundering controls and apologised.
Hugh Pym reports.
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