5 Biggest Corporate Fines in History

4. JP Morgan Chase

The biggest bank in the United States was also heavily involved in the 2008 financial crisis,  and investigations into the bank’s actions began back in 2013 by the Department of Justice. The company was found guilty in its role in selling mortgage backed securities as if they were fine, and was fined $13 billion as a result, of which $9 billion were penalties and fines, while the rest was consumer relief.

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