USA v. Deutsche Bank
Five years after KPMG LLP agreed to a deferred prosecution agreement, the investigations it prompted continue to percolate through the criminal justice system: On December 21, Deutsche Bank AG agreed to pay the U.S. government $534 million to settle allegations that it helped clients hide money from the Internal Revenue Service via fraudulent tax shelters, including shelters marketed by KPMG .
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