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Suspicious Activity: Inside the FinCEN Files

Suspicious Activity: Inside the FinCEN Files

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Pineapple Street Studios and BuzzFeed News bring you this five-part series investigating how the most powerful banks in the world can facilitate the worst of humanity – terrorism, human trafficking, the drug trade – all in plain sight of the government.Pineapple Street Studios, BuzzFeed News Politica e governo
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  • Episode Five: Political Will

    Episode Five: Political Will
    Oct 15 2020

    Throughout this reporting project, Jason Leopold and Anthony Cormier wanted to talk to someone who was the subject of a suspicious activity report to ask, “Why did the bank flag you?” Only one person was willing to talk: real estate developer and former associate of President Trump, Felix Sater. And Senator Ron Wyden and a former DOJ prosecutor tell us what they think needs to be done to stem the flow of dirty money in our banking system.
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    33 min
  • Episode Four: See Something, Say Something

    Episode Four: See Something, Say Something
    Oct 8 2020

    Two former employees of Standard Chartered say they were ignored and eventually fired when they reported accounts at the bank that looked fishy to them – accounts they suspected were violating U.S. sanctions against Iran. But as BuzzFeed News reporter Richard Holmes explains, there was someone else who thought many of the accounts were suspect enough to report to FinCEN: the bank itself.

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    28 min
  • Episode Three: Know Your Customer

    Episode Three: Know Your Customer
    Oct 1 2020

    Even in the finance world, Deutsche Bank has a troubled reputation. One of its darkest and most mysterious chapters happened when it facilitated the laundering of $10 billion dollars for anonymous shell companies around the world. But BuzzFeed News reporter Tom Warren has now discovered whose money the bank moved and how far up knowledge of the problem went.
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    29 min
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