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Lara Warner, former head of compliance at Credit Suisse, has been fined 100,000 Swiss francs for failing to report a suspicious 2016 transaction involving Mozambique's finance ministry, linked to the tuna bond scandal. Warner, who worked at the bank from 2015 to 2021, is contesting the fine, asserting that the decision not to file money laundering charges was not hers. Credit Suisse was taken over by UBS in 2023, and the case was settled out of court.
Lara Warner, former head of compliance at Credit Suisse, has been fined 100,000 Swiss francs for failing to report a suspicious transaction of 7.9 million Swiss francs linked to Mozambique's Ministry of Finance in 2016. This case is part of the larger "thon bonds" scandal, which resulted in a significant financial crisis in Mozambique. Warner is contesting the fine, asserting that the decision not to file a money laundering declaration was not hers.
Lara Warner, the former compliance chief of Credit Suisse, has been fined 100,000 Swiss francs ($114,000) by Switzerland's finance ministry for failing to report a suspicious 2016 transaction linked to Mozambique's finance ministry. This transaction is part of the $1.5 billion "tuna bond" scandal that led to a default crisis in Mozambique. Warner, who worked at Credit Suisse from 2015 to 2021, is contesting the fine, asserting that the decision not to file a money laundering report was not hers.
A former Credit Suisse Chief Risk Officer has been fined CHF 100,000 for failing to report suspicions of money laundering linked to a CHF 2 billion loan scandal in Mozambique. The funds, intended for a tuna fishing fleet, were embezzled by corrupt officials, leading to a severe debt crisis in the country. The executive plans to contest the charges in the Federal Criminal Court.
The Swiss Federal Department of Finance has fined Credit Suisse's former Chief Risk Officer CHF 100,000 for failing to timely report suspicions of money laundering linked to CHF 2 billion in loans to Mozambique. Despite awareness of the risks, the executive did not alert the Money Laundering Reporting Office, which could have aided in tracing the embezzled funds. The scandal has led to significant financial repercussions for both Credit Suisse and Mozambique, including fines and debt cancellations.
The Federal Department of Finance has fined a former Credit Suisse risk manager 100,000 francs for failing to report suspicions of money laundering related to the Mozambique scandal. The manager did not alert the Money Laundering Reporting Office despite a nearly $8 million deposit that raised red flags. This marks a significant conviction for executives involved during the bank's collapse, with the scandal stemming from undisclosed loans to Mozambique for a tuna fishing fleet, much of which was misappropriated by corrupt officials.
The Federal Department of Finance has fined a former Credit Suisse risk manager 100,000 francs for failing to report suspicions of money laundering related to the Mozambique scandal. Despite being aware of a nearly $8 million deposit that raised red flags, she did not notify the Money Laundering Reporting Office. The scandal, which began in 2013, involves 2 billion francs in loans to Mozambique for a tuna fishing fleet, with much of the funds allegedly misappropriated by corrupt officials.
Lara J. Warner, the former head of risk at Credit Suisse, has been fined 100,000 Swiss francs for failing to report suspected money laundering linked to the Mozambique scandal. Despite her role in combating such activities, she is accused of disregarding regulations and is appealing the decision. The case marks the first conviction of a top executive from Credit Suisse in this matter.
Lara Warner, the former head of risk at Credit Suisse, has been fined 100,000 francs for failing to report suspicions of money laundering related to the Mozambique affair, where $2 billion in loans were misappropriated. Despite negative media reports and known corruption risks, the bank did not alert the Money Laundering Reporting Office until 2019, after the scandal became public. Warner's lawyer plans to appeal, asserting that the decision not to report was not hers.
A former Credit Suisse executive has been fined CHF 100,000 for failing to report suspected money laundering linked to a $7.9 million payment from the Mozambique Ministry of Finance in 2016. This payment was associated with a $2 billion credit scandal involving misappropriated public funds. The executive, who was head of compliance and risk, plans to appeal the fine, while the Swiss Federal Prosecutor's Office has launched an investigation into the matter.
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