The $2T focuses on "high-risk individuals from around the world, in some cases even after they had been placed under sanctions by the US government." So this i

The $2T focuses on "high-risk individuals from around the world, in some cases even after they had been placed under sanctions by the US government." So this isn't new "they're not taking this seriously" allegations; it's a methods leak. As a aggressively-pro-transparency advocate, this seems like... a reasonable thing to keep secret, no? Am I missing something? JP Morgan did the right thing; HSBC was _already known_ to be failing to stop fraudulent transfers; and there's no allegations of impropriety on the part of the government. Seriously: what's the motivation behind the leak?