Bankers anxious over anti-money-laundering push to go after individuals

NEW YORK, Jan 30 (Reuters) - A new push by regulators and lawmakers to hold individuals, rather than just institutions, accountable for regulatory violations involving money laundering is spooking members of the U.S. financial industry, an executive of retail broker E*Trade Financial said on Thursday.
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