German regulatory authorities have imposed a fine of approximately 13 million euros on Citigroup Europe
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The German regulatory authorities have imposed a fine of approximately 13 million euros on Citigroup Europe. The Federal Financial Supervisory Authority has imposed an administrative fine of approximately 13 million euros on Citigroup Global Markets Europe for violating its obligations under the German Securities Exchange Act.
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