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A Brooklyn, New York-based banker allegedly aided a criminal enterprise that submitted more than $10 billion in fraudulent Medicare claims, the Justice Department said.
Ex-Bank of America employee pleads guilty in money laundering
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Operational Brief
A former Bank of America employee pleaded guilty in a case involving over $10 billion in fraudulent Medicare claims. The incident highlights the risk of money laundering and the importance of robust compliance measures.
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