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Deutsche Bank to pay more than $10m to settle two separate regulatory cases

The bank will pay penalties related to a swaps reporting outage and allegations of 'spoofing' by two Tokyo-based traders

Deutsche Bank will pay $9m to settle claims stemming from an outage in 2016 of its swaps reporting platform, the US’s derivatives market regulator said on 18 June.

The fine by the Commodity Futures Trading Commission appears to close the book on longstanding issues related to information the bank is required to provide regulators about its swaps reporting business.

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