EagleBank Pays $9.7M in DOJ Nonprosecution Agreement

July 2, 2026

EagleBank and its parent company agreed to pay $9.7 million under a DOJ nonprosecution agreement, admitting to willfully failing to implement an AML program and allowing its former CEO’s friend to run a check-kiting scheme through the bank for over a decade. Senior executives repeatedly overrode compliance personnel who tried to close the accounts. The bank also had a 2022 settlement with the SEC and Fed for failing to disclose related party loans. 

It’s an important reminder that compliance is non-negotiable, regardless of relationship pressure. 

Additional reporting: https://www.bankingdive.com/news/eaglebank-pay-97-million-resolve-bsa-violations/824232/

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