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Citi to shut Banamex USA, pay $140 million fine

Citigroup Inc said it would shut its Banamex USA operations and pay $140 million to regulators who alleged the bank did not correct weaknesses they had found in 2012 in its anti-money laundering programs.

The fine, imposed by the Federal Deposit Insurance Corp, includes $40 million in civil penalties to be paid to California's Department of Business Oversight.

"Banamex agreed three years ago to correct numerous weaknesses in its anti-money laundering program. It has failed to do so,” Jan Lynn Owen, commissioner of the California authority said in a statement on Wednesday.

California-based Banamex USA is . . .

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