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COPENHAGEN (Reuters) – A group of institutional investors have sued Danske Bank (CO:) for around 1.5 billion Danish crowns ($224 million) over alleged money laundering, Danish law firm Nemeth Sigetty, representing more than 60 investors, said on Friday.
($1 = 6.6958 Danish crowns)
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