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Exactly 1 week after a Danish law firm published a 70+ article report claiming that estimated 200 billion euros ($235 billion) - nearly every one of the money flowing through Danske Bank's Estonia branch - qualified as suspect, a Danish newspaper features finally revealed the name belonging to the whistleblower who started one of the premier money laundering scandals throughout European history.
And simply no, it isn't Bill Browder. As an alternative, the whistleblower is some sort of former Danske Markets dealer named Howard Wilkinson, your British executive who was formerly the bank's Baltics dealing head. Wilkinson eventually told a Danish newspaper around the fraud, and it went on to blow the lid off the scandal.
An internal auditors record that relied heavily within the whistleblower's testimony explained at length how senior executives disregarding red flags and complaints filed both internally and by regulators for the reason that they were making an excess of. At one point, virtually all the Estonian branches considerable profits originated from non-resident customers (a popular cover for the money launderers).
Highlighting the international nature of the scandal that has battered Denmark's biggest lender and has provoked speculation about lapses around pan-European AML controls, the Financial Times documented on Tuesday that UK-based corporate entities played an integral role in the scandal. One British LLC that helped siphon money from Russia via Danske's Estonian branch has even been caused by the family of Russian President Vladimir Putin and members on the FSB.
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