Lloyds to pay $350 mln to settle probe

Lloyds to pay $350 mln to settle probe

Bloomberg
Lloyds admitted it altered wire transfer information to hide the identity of its clients, Morgenthau said. The bank must provide financial information on the transactions, according to a deferred prosecution agreement.

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