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alix: jacob lawrence told the businessman last night. >> $6 million. alix: real pleasure.he bank, jpmorgan, bank of america in one of the biggest money laundering cases in history. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ alix: one of the things i'm watching. the drama that does not end. deutsche bank, bank of america, jpmorgan in one of the biggest money laundering investigations in history, the probe into the activities in estonia. lisa, what is the investigation about? lisa: money laundering through got wrapped danske up in this. it is roping in these major banks because of a correspondent banking system. circulatory structure around cross-border payment fee system that is $160 trillion worth. major banks have accounts with other banks in foreign countries that they used to transfer money in and out on behalf of clients. alix: for cash into dollars? lisa: deutsche bank and bank of america continue with these anske afterth do jpmorgan pulled out. the investigation is not targeting the banks. it is asking them questions. alix: did you have the scrutiny? due diligence? lisa: exactly. what k