Russia central bank says alerted Deutsche Bank to suspicious trades from 2014
11 Feb 2016

MOSCOW – Russia’s central bank told Deutsche Bank about suspicious trades made by the German bank’s clients via its Moscow office in 2014 and an investigation began after that, a senior central bank official said on Thursday.

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