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HSBC said in a statement it has been working since the financial crisis to improve its internal controls and culture.

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	HSBC on Tuesday said it would pay $765 million to the United States Justice Department to settle claims it mis-sold mortgage-backed securities between 2005 and 2007.</p>
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	The bank&#39;s announcement confirmed a total penalty that HSBC said in August it would likely pay. HSBC said in a statement it has been working since the financial crisis to improve its internal controls and culture.</p>

HSBC to pay $765 mn to settle US mortgage securities misselling claim

HSBC said in a statement it has been working since the financial crisis to improve its internal controls and culture.

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