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PARIS (Reuters) -The French banking watchdog ACPR has alerted Paris prosecutors to possible money laundering and financial fraud linked to Swiss-listed Leonteq, the Les Echos newspaper reported on Wednesday. According to the report, which cited unnamed sources, the watchdog noticed shortcomings in investment services company Leonteq's disclosure of suspicious transactions to authorities, and insufficient checks linked to accounts and transactions of clients in high-risk countries, as determined by global money-laundering task force FATF. Leonteq said it was not aware that French regulators had reported irregularities linked to its anti-money-laundering or tax processes to prosecutors.