Danske Bank said many of the payments were suspicious. The following timeline summarizes developments, some of which were highlighted in an 87-page report by Danish law firm Bruun & Hjejle, which led Danske Bank's internal investigation into the allegations. Nov. 19: Whistleblower Howard Wilkinson testifies at Danish parliament. Nov. 11: Danske's chairman Ole Andersen and chairman of audit committee, Jørn Jensen, say they will step down, under pressure from the bank's biggest shareholder A.P. Moller Holding. A.P Moller calls for the CEO of the Confederation of Danish Industry, Karsten Dybvad, to succeed Andersen. Danske continues its search for a permanent CEO. [L8N1XH5JB]