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Spain Judge To Decide Whether To Release HSBC "Swiss Leaks" Whistleblower
A Spanish judge will decide Thursday whether to free Herve Falciani, a former HSBC computer analyst detained in Spain at the request of Switzerland for leaking documents alleging widespread tax evasion, a court official said.
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'Sentencing Changes Nothing, Will Help Black Money Probe,' Says Herve Falciani
Undeterred after being sentenced to five years in prison by a Swiss court, whistleblower Herve Falciani who leaked HSBC Bank data, has told NDTV that the verdict "changes nothing".
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Prosecutor Demands 6 Years in Jail for 'Swissleaks' Leaker
A Swiss prosecutor called today for former HSBC employee Herve Falciani, who leaked documents alleging the bank helped clients evade millions of dollars in taxes, to be jailed for six years.
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Whistleblower Falciani Raising 'Hue and Cry', Not Responding to Requests: Investigators
The Special Investigation Team on black money today rejected an HSBC whistleblower's claim that Indian authorities are not using a "lot of information" on illicit funds, saying he has created a "hue and cry" and not replied to its earlier requests.
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HSBC Whistleblower Herve Falciani Should Share Information Without Pre-Conditions: Arun Jaitley
Assuring action on black money, government today said HSBC whistleblower Herve Falciani should share information "without pre-conditions", a day after he expressed willingness to cooperate with probe agencies but stressed that he would need "protection".
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Lot of Black Money Information Remains Unused: HSBC Whistleblower Herve Falciani
Claiming that a lot of information on illicit funds is lying unused by the Indian authorities, HSBC whistleblower Herve Falciani today said he is still willing to cooperate with investigators in their black money probe.
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India's Black Money Chase and Switzerland's New Offer
India has gotten a little closer to getting information on more than 600 accounts involving Indian citizens and companies at HSBC's Geneva branch in 2008; the government wants to investigate if some of these were used to park untaxed or black money.
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After Switzerland Names 7 Indians, More Expected, Say Officials
As India tries to uncover who has stashed untaxed money abroad, Switzerland is, in an unusual deviation from its super-secretive banking rules, releasing the names of people who are being investigated for alleged tax evasion in their countries of origin.
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Black Money: Why HSBC Case in Geneva Could Really Help India
Whistleblower Herve Falciani, whose leaked data is the origin of the massive HSBC scandal, says a unique opportunity has opened up for India's black money probe now that Switzerland has launched a criminal inquiry into allegedly money-laundering by Europe's largest bank.
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India's Income Tax department Issued Summons, Admits HSBC
British banking giant HSBC today said it has been served summons by the Indian tax authorities. The bank also admitted that it was being probed by tax authorities in many other countries regarding alleged irregularities by its Swiss banking unit.
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Spain Judge To Decide Whether To Release HSBC "Swiss Leaks" Whistleblower
A Spanish judge will decide Thursday whether to free Herve Falciani, a former HSBC computer analyst detained in Spain at the request of Switzerland for leaking documents alleging widespread tax evasion, a court official said.
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'Sentencing Changes Nothing, Will Help Black Money Probe,' Says Herve Falciani
Undeterred after being sentenced to five years in prison by a Swiss court, whistleblower Herve Falciani who leaked HSBC Bank data, has told NDTV that the verdict "changes nothing".
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Prosecutor Demands 6 Years in Jail for 'Swissleaks' Leaker
A Swiss prosecutor called today for former HSBC employee Herve Falciani, who leaked documents alleging the bank helped clients evade millions of dollars in taxes, to be jailed for six years.
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Whistleblower Falciani Raising 'Hue and Cry', Not Responding to Requests: Investigators
The Special Investigation Team on black money today rejected an HSBC whistleblower's claim that Indian authorities are not using a "lot of information" on illicit funds, saying he has created a "hue and cry" and not replied to its earlier requests.
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HSBC Whistleblower Herve Falciani Should Share Information Without Pre-Conditions: Arun Jaitley
Assuring action on black money, government today said HSBC whistleblower Herve Falciani should share information "without pre-conditions", a day after he expressed willingness to cooperate with probe agencies but stressed that he would need "protection".
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Lot of Black Money Information Remains Unused: HSBC Whistleblower Herve Falciani
Claiming that a lot of information on illicit funds is lying unused by the Indian authorities, HSBC whistleblower Herve Falciani today said he is still willing to cooperate with investigators in their black money probe.
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India's Black Money Chase and Switzerland's New Offer
India has gotten a little closer to getting information on more than 600 accounts involving Indian citizens and companies at HSBC's Geneva branch in 2008; the government wants to investigate if some of these were used to park untaxed or black money.
-
After Switzerland Names 7 Indians, More Expected, Say Officials
As India tries to uncover who has stashed untaxed money abroad, Switzerland is, in an unusual deviation from its super-secretive banking rules, releasing the names of people who are being investigated for alleged tax evasion in their countries of origin.
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Black Money: Why HSBC Case in Geneva Could Really Help India
Whistleblower Herve Falciani, whose leaked data is the origin of the massive HSBC scandal, says a unique opportunity has opened up for India's black money probe now that Switzerland has launched a criminal inquiry into allegedly money-laundering by Europe's largest bank.
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India's Income Tax department Issued Summons, Admits HSBC
British banking giant HSBC today said it has been served summons by the Indian tax authorities. The bank also admitted that it was being probed by tax authorities in many other countries regarding alleged irregularities by its Swiss banking unit.
