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COPENHAGEN (Reuters) - The Danish Financial Services Authority could have been more critical in its examination of Danske Bank regarding a money laundering case linked to the bank's Estonian branch, business minister Rasmus Jarlov said on Tuesday.
He told an open parliament committee meeting that the FSA in its newly reopened investigation of the case would look into whether the bank could be held responsible for having given wrong information to the regulator.
(Reporting by Jacob Gronholt-Pedersen; Writing by Teis Jensen; Editing by Edmund Blair)
| 1st Jan change | Capi. | |
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| +7.34% | 23.89B | |
| +12.00% | 547B | |
| +10.60% | 291B | |
| +12.57% | 250B | |
| +21.78% | 209B | |
| +18.12% | 171B | |
| +12.04% | 169B | |
| +11.01% | 164B | |
| +3.27% | 143B | |
| -11.10% | 139B |
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