Danske money laundering whistleblower calls UK structures a 'disgrace'

BRUSSELS (Reuters) - British company structures which hide the identity of their beneficiaries are a "disgrace", the whistleblower who brought to light an alleged 200 billion euro (178.11 billion pounds) money laundering scandal involving Danske Bank said.Howard Wilkinson, who headed Danske Bank's Baltics trading unit from 2007-2014, highlighted the use of British limited liability partnerships (LLPs) to hide the beneficiaries of the payments in the alleged money laundering."The role of the..