In a recent filing, Capital One disclosed that it closed hundreds of bank accounts in 2021. These accounts were associated with former President Trump and his businesses. The reason given for the closures was anti-money laundering concerns.
Further details on this matter can be found through the original source. For those seeking more information, the full filing from Capital One provides additional context on the account closures and the reasons behind them.
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