One chronological list of major U.S. bank enforcement cases, oldest to newest. This includes foreign banks penalized by U.S. authorities. All amounts are USD.

DateBankPenaltyWhat it involved
Jan. 2017Deutsche Bank$7.2BMisleading mortgage securities investors: $3.1B civil penalty plus $4.1B consumer relief. justice.gov
Jan. 2017Credit Suisse$5.28BMortgage securities misconduct: $2.48B civil penalty plus $2.8B consumer relief. justice.gov
Mar. 2018Barclays$2BCivil penalty resolving mortgage securities fraud claims. justice.gov
Aug. 2018Royal Bank of Scotland$4.9BMisleading investors in residential mortgage securities. justice.gov
Oct. 2018HSBC$765MCivil settlement over mortgage securities sales. justice.gov
Apr. 2019Standard Chartered$639MOFAC settlement over sanctions violations; this is the OFAC action, excluding the broader worldwide resolution. U.S. Department of the Treasury
Feb. 2020Wells Fargo$3BFraudulent sales practices, including unauthorized customer accounts. justice.gov
Sept. 2020JPMorgan Chase$920MManipulation of precious metals and U.S. Treasury markets through spoofing. justice.gov
Oct. 2020Goldman Sachs$400MSEC civil penalty for the 1MDB bribery scheme; excludes other components of the coordinated resolution. sec.gov
Oct. 2021Credit Suisse$175.5MDOJ payment after credits in the Mozambique loan fraud case; excludes separate regulatory settlements. justice.gov
Dec. 2022Danske Bank$2.059B assessedPleaded guilty to defrauding U.S. banks. The forfeiture order allowed credits for related payments to other authorities. justice.gov
Dec. 2022Wells Fargo$3.7B+Illegal auto loan, mortgage and deposit practices: $1.7B penalty plus more than $2B customer compensation. Consumer Financial Protection Bureau
Aug. 2023UBS$1.435BSettlement of mortgage securities fraud claims. justice.gov
Jan. 2024Morgan Stanley$249M+SEC settlement over fraud involving confidential information about large stock trades. sec.gov
Oct. 2024TD Bank$3.09BCombined U.S. resolution involving money laundering and Bank Secrecy Act violations. stories.td.com
May 2025Credit Suisse$511MHelping U.S. customers evade taxes through offshore accounts. sec.gov
Oct. 2026Bank of America$1.21B+U.S. anti-money-laundering and sanctions enforcement actions. U.S. Department of the Treasury

These are selected cases within the past ten years, not cumulative totals by bank. Amounts include the penalties, settlements, forfeiture or consumer relief specified in each row.