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German Police Search Deutsche Bank Offices in Tax Haven Case
David Marchant
Posted: Friday, November 30, 2018
Joined: 9/13/2007
Posts: 1275


 Associated Press: German authorities searched the headquarters of Deutsche Bank in Frankfurt and other offices on Thursday on the suspicion bank employees helped clients set up offshore companies in tax havens to launder hundreds of millions of euros, in an investigation brought about from an analysis of online document leaks.

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