Law360, New York (February 22, 2017, 1:49 PM EST) -- Deutsche Bank AG asked a New York federal judge on Tuesday to throw out a suit that accuses it of misleading investors about its compliance with anti-money laundering laws even as regulators probed suspicious trades in its Moscow office, saying it made appropriate disclosures and can’t be held to “aspirational” pledges about ethical standards. The bank was sued last year amid a steady drumbeat of reports about its apparent failures to vet clients who used the bank to engage in “mirror trades,” the true purpose of which was to skirt Russian capital controls. Investors said the bank and several employees lied...

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