Widening Russia Money Laundering Scandal Hits European Banks
I&#x27;m following this story more to see how countries answer the question of...<p>How do you punish a big firm that your country deeply depends on?<p>Canada is going through this now with a major construction company SNC Lavlin, that seems to be guilty of using bribes in Lybia.<p>The Canadian government seems to have interfered with their court case for what could be seen as &quot;good intentions&quot;.  If proven guilty SNC could n o longer bid on Canadian government contracts and this would hurt alot of large infrastructure projects in Canada, as well as the 8000+ jobs in Canada that had nothing to do with the bribes.<p>Germany is doing something some what with Deutsche Bank, a bank plagued by scandal and fines but one that is a critical part of the German financial infrastructure.<p>So how do you punish these banks and not hurt the 10,000+ workers who had  no part in this while or harming your economy?<p>Seems like one answer is to go after the C-Suite executives.