Estonia's finance ministry to probe money-laundering between 2007-2015
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The Estonian finance ministry is planning an independent investigation into the alleged money-laundering that took place in the country between 2007 and 2015, Reuters reported Oct. 12, citing a spokeswoman for the ministry.
The announcement comes in light of the scandal where billions of dollars were allegedly laundered through Danske Bank A/S's Estonian branch
