Deutsche Bank, Competition and Markets Authority
Banks fined over competition breach
Four banks have now settled and agreed to pay a total of £104,460,000 in fines. Deutsche Bank is exempt due to its voluntary disclosure under the CMA's leniency policy. Citi also received a reduced fine for applying for leniency during the investigation. The fines for each bank are as follows:
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