SocGen expects U.S. sanctions penalties to be close to 1.2 billion euros By Reuters

PARIS (Reuters) – French bank Societe Generale (PA:) expects penalties related to its dispute with U.S. authorities over international sanctions violations will be close to 1.2 billion euros ($1.39 billion), it said on Monday.

SocGen said it has entered “a phase of more active discussions” with U.S. authorities and reiterated that it expects the matter to be settled in the coming weeks.

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