In the latest sign of regulators clamping down on inadequate anti-money laundering programs, DNB recently confirmed that Norway’s financial supervisory authority, Finanstilsynet, will levy a $48.1 million fine for failing to comply with anti-money-laundering rules, regulations, and standards. DNB, which is Norway’s largest lender, had already indicated late last year that a potential fine could be incoming after Finanstilsynet published a report on internal investigations into an Icelandic fishery called Samherji, which had been accused…