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                <p>DUBAI (Reuters) – E*Trade Financial Corp has been fined $200,000 by a regulator in the United Arab Emirates for breaching anti-money laundering controls, the local regulator said on Sunday.</p>
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Dubai Financial Services Authority (DFSA), which is the regulator for the Nasdaq Dubai bourse, said it fined E*Trade for failing to obtain sufficient evidence of its clients' source of wealth and for not providing adequate address details for some of its clients.</p>
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No one at E*Trade could immediately be reached for comment.</p>
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(Reporting by Matt Smith; Editing by Greg Mahlich)</p>
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