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Mexico Fined Financial Firms Targeted by US Over Drug Claims

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Mexican regulators imposed 185 million pesos ($9.8 million) in fines last month on three firms that were targeted by the US Treasury for potentially aiding drug traffickers, according to government data.

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Mexico announced sanctions against the three institutions indicated by the Treasury Department for having alleged links with organized crime

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The National Banking and Securities Commission (CNBV) puts in focus the institutions sanctioned by the Treasury Department of course narco-lavado

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Mexico City, 15 Jul (EFE).- The National Banking and Securities Commission (CNBV) of Mexico imposed sanctions for more than 185 million pesos (about 9.82 million dollars or about 8.46 million euros) to Intercam, CIBanko and Vector Casa de Bolsa, after detecting operational irregularities in the context of an international investigation for alleged money laundering.The data of the CNBV until June 2025 are disseminated a few weeks after the U.S. T…

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The Mexican banking regulator imposed fines in June for a total amount of more than 185 million pesos (about 10 million dollars) on CIBanco, Intercam and Vector, after they were reported by the United States for alleged money laundering practices, according to a statement published on Tuesday. Sanctions in Mexico are mainly related to behaviors related to the prevention of money laundering, according to data published recently in the database of…

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elsiglodetorreon.com.mx broke the news in on Tuesday, July 15, 2025.
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