Danske ends share buy-backs as capital demands rise $1.5bn
The Danish Financial Supervisory Authority has increased Danske Bank’s capital requirements for a second time following an investigation into money laundering through its branch in Estonia. The scandal-stricken lender said on Thursday that it was ending its share buy-back programme to comply with the new targets.
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