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DOJ asks court to back FinCEN authority to sanction foreign banks for money laundering

By Mark Bocchetti ( January 27, 2016, 23:07 GMT | Insight) -- Foreign banks harmed when other banks or foreign regulators react to a FinCEN notice of intent to apply money-laundering sanctions should not be able to seek redress in US courts, the US Department of Justice argues in seeking to dismiss a complaint by shareholders of an Andorran bank.Foreign banks harmed when other banks or foreign regulators react to a FinCEN notice of intent to apply money-laundering sanctions should not be able to seek redress in US courts, the US Department of Justice argues in seeking to dismiss a complaint by shareholders of an Andorran bank....

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