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Hardly. This only covers activity through summer of 2018.


This fine does, but presumably this has come about as part of a wider audit


The point is law enforcement and regulatory agencies move really, really slowly - they generally like to take time building strong cases, even when misconduct is fairly evident. This activity dates back 3-5 years, and is only being publicly announced now. What's happened since then?




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