Credit Agricole — which in 2015 paid more than $780 million to settle U.S. allegations it violated sanctions against Cuba, Iran, and Burma — does not appear on the Clinton Foundation's $1 million-plus donor disclosure list at all. But Foundation officials said the French firm's donations began in 2006. They acknowledged the financial institution's free rent saved CGI millions of dollars in expenses over the years. | Credit Agricole — which in 2015 paid more than $780 million to settle U.S. allegations it violated sanctions against Cuba, Iran, and Burma — does not appear on the Clinton Foundation's $1 million-plus donor disclosure list at all. But Foundation officials said the French firm's donations began in 2006. They acknowledged the financial institution's free rent saved CGI millions of dollars in expenses over the years. |