An employee from TD Bank's anti-money laundering department has been indicted for involvement in a cheque fraud scheme. This indictment is part of a broader investigation into a money-laundering ring that allegedly opened fraudulent accounts at major financial institutions, including Wells Fargo, Bank of America, and JPMorgan Chase. The scheme has drawn significant scrutiny, as it raises concerns about the effectiveness of anti-money laundering controls within these banks. The case is further complicated by references to other institutions, such as Signature Bank, in related complaints. The investigation continues to unfold as authorities seek to address the systemic issues highlighted by this incident.
🚨What a Fed employee (allegedly) did, per an SEC complaint filed yesterday.🤯👇 The complaint mentions Signature Bank multiple times (tho not in an #OperationChokePoint2.0 context). https://t.co/SzBFme2joP https://t.co/S8Oej75TPu
Newest TD Bank money laundering scandal drops. https://t.co/YdBsvqI3D7
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