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    Link of media reports:

    1. http://indiatoday.intoday.in/story/centre-offers-amnesty-to-swiss-hsbc-account-

    holders/1/207420.html

    2. http://www.dnaindia.com/india/report_dna-special-union-govt-gives-clean-chit-to-hsbcs-india-

    employees_1728138

    3. http://www.forbes.com/sites/janetnovack/2012/06/21/latest-u-s-swiss-deal-makes-clear-no-

    hiding-cash-in-big-swiss-banks/

    4. http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2184548/Standard-Chartered-Bank-Accused-hiding-

    160bn-transactions-Iran-U-S-government.html

    5. http://zeenews.india.com/business/news/international/hsbc-exposed-us-and-possibly-india-to-terror-funding_55918.html

    6. http://articles.economictimes.indiatimes.com/2012-08-08/news/33100860_1_amnesty-

    scheme-account-holders-black-money

    7. http://web.orange.co.uk/article/news/report_hsbc_allowed_money_laundering

    8.http://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/business/international-business/HSBC-fears-US-anti-money-

    laundering-penalty-may-top-1-5-billion/articleshow/17111665.cms

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    11/9/12offers amnesty to Swiss HSBC account ho lde rs: Reports: Indi a T oday

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    Centre offers amnesty to Swiss HSBCaccount holders: Reports

    INDIA TODAY ONLINE | New Delhi, July 10, 2012 | 22:30

    India had prepared a list of black money hoarders based on stolen data obtained from Swiss banks.

    The Centre has reportedly offered amnesty to over 100 wealthy Indians who allegedly evaded taxes by

    hiding funds in accounts in HSBC Holdings' Swiss unit.

    According to reports, the income tax (I-T) department has agreed not to

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    11/9/12offers amnesty to Swiss HSBC account ho lde rs: Reports: Indi a T oday

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    RUSHDIE

    Watch: Salman Rushdie's

    session video at India

    Today Conclave 2012

    Watch: Salman Rushdie's

    session at India Today

    Conclave 2010

    In pics: Salman Rushdie on

    Freedom and dissent in2010

    Full text of Rushdie's

    speech at India Today

    Conclave 2012

    Full text of Rushdie's

    speech at India Today

    Conclave 2010

    Imran Khan was referred to asIm the Dim, says Rushdie

    start criminal proceedings or levy penalties if these citizens repatriate their

    moneyfrom Geneva and pay the taxes.

    By this, even as India joins countries like the United States and the United

    Kingdom in cracking down on rich people who have evaded taxes on their

    undisclosed offshore funds amid probes into money laundering and tax

    evasion, the government seems to be defaulting on its word to Parliament.

    The amnesty offer is being made to some people on a list of 7 00 citizens

    with HSBC accounts in Geneva that was given to the government by French

    authorities last y ear.

    According to reports, the I-T department has agreed to halt criminal

    proceedings if the black money is brought back and the names of those on

    theblack moneyhoarders' list would not to be disclosed.

    India had prepared a list of black money hoarders based on stolen data

    obtained from Swiss banks. The government's amnesty scheme comesdespite the Central Board of Direct Taxes (CBDT) probing tax evasion by

    wealthy citizens.

    The reason given behind the government move was that it has been

    convinced that the Swiss authorities were unlikely to part with the details

    of cash hoarders in their banks. They have told India that they would share

    data only if they were assured of a tax offence. The government also

    believes that not all money stored in Swiss banks is black money .

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    @ Copyright 2012 India Today Group.

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    1/9/12>DNA special: Union govt gives clean chit to HSBCs India employ ees

    1/1www.dnaindia.com/print710.php?cid=1728138

    http://www.dnaindia.com/

    DNA

    special: Union govt gives clean chit to HSBCs India employee sDNA / Manan Kumar / Wednesday, August 15, 2012 9:00 IST

    The Union government has given a clean chit to HSBC bank saying that none of its activities raise alarm bells

    from Indias point of view.

    India had launched investigations into the working of the banks staff in the country following a report by US

    Senates permanent subcommittee on investigations last month. The subcommittee had found deficiencies in

    the staffs role as offshore reviewers, particularly in compliance to safety mechanism against money laundering

    and terror financing.

    The banks India s taff was cleared after a preliminary report from the Financial Investigation Unit and the ReserveBank of India (RBI), sources said. However, both the agencies have been asked to continue with their

    investigation and maintain surveillance of the banks activities. Sources added that the two have sought more

    details on HSBC from US authorities.

    Highly-placed sources said there was no threat perception or anything suspicious regarding the HSBC staffs

    work as offshore reviewers for suspected transaction reports (STRs).

    Such transaction reports, as per Indian rules, are generated when a transaction worth Rs1 lakh and above is

    conducted in any of the banks in India. Different countries have different criteria for STRs. These reports are

    reviewed by the banks, and if anything suspicious is found, intelligence agencies are informed.

    US HSBC has outsourced the work to review such transactions to agencies in Pune. And the senate committee

    had regis tered that there was lack of quality work and manpower to review such transactions.

    On random checking, we have not found undue clearances of suspected transaction alerts. As far as quality of

    work and inadequate staff strength in HSBCs Anti-Money Laundering Compliance Department is concerned, it

    has nothing to do with us and is between US authorities and the bank, sources s aid, adding that it is the US that

    has outsourced class ified job of reviewing STRs to India and should not have painted the staff in a negative light.

    URL of the article: http://www.dnaindia.com/india/report_dna-special-union-govt-gives-clean-chit-to-hsbcs-india-

    employees_1728138-all

    Permission to reprint or copy this article or photo must be obtained from www.dnasyndication.com

    2005-2012 Diligent Media Corporation Ltd. All rights reserved.

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    1/9/12 Latest U.S.-Swiss Deal Makes Clear: No Hiding Cash In Big Swiss Banks - Forbes

    1/3orbes.com/sites/janetnovack/2012/06/21//print/

    Uncle Sam will find out about your Swiss accounts.

    (Photo credit: Wikipedia)

    The U.S. Treasury said today that it

    has reached deals with bothSwitzerland and Japan that will

    allow the U.S.with just a few extra

    stepsto get the comprehensive

    reporting of foreign bank accounts

    held by U.S. citizens required by the

    Foreign Account Tax Compliance

    Act (FATCA). The agreements are

    just frameworks, so more details

    must still be worked out before they

    take effect.

    FATCA was passed by Congress in

    2010 as a part of the U.S.

    crackdown on offshore tax cheating

    that is estimated to cost Uncle Sam

    $100 billion a year. The new law

    requires foreign banks either to

    report annually to the Internal

    Revenue Service on all accounts

    owned by U.S. citizens (and by

    foreign entities owned by U.S.

    citizens) or to withhold as tax and

    send to the IRS 30% of the proceeds from U.S. source payments to thoseaccounts. Foreign banks must enter into a reporting agreement with the IRS

    by June 30, 2013 or else begin withholding on U.S. source payments on Jan.

    1, 2014.

    In recent years , dozens of wealthy Americans, including billionaire California

    developer Igor Olenicoff, have pleaded guilty to hiding money in undisclosed

    accounts at UBS AG in Switzerland, HSBC in India and other offshore banks.

    In 2009, as part of a deferred prosecution agreement with the Department of

    Justice, UBS agreed to pay the U.S. $780 million in fines, penalties and

    restitution and turn over the names of thousands of U.S. account holders. The

    U.S. is still investigating other Swiss banks, including Credit Suisse and Julius

    Baer, and the Swiss are seeking a global resolution of all those cases. In its

    own press release today announcing the new FATCA agreement, the Swiss

    State Secretariat for International Financial Matters said it hopes an

    agreement with the U.S. on the resolution of outstanding tax issues

    concerning the past will be reached by year-end.

    PERSONAL FI NANCE | 6/21/2012 @ 12:56PM | 2,984 viewsLatest U.S.-Swiss Deal MakesClear: No Hiding Cash In BigSwiss Banks

    Janet Novack, Forbes Staff

    I write from D.C. a bout tax and retirement policy and planning.

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    1/9/12 Latest U.S.-Swiss Deal Makes Clear: No Hiding Cash In Big Swiss Banks - Forbes

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    FATCA aims to make it almost impossible to hide accounts at major foreign

    banks going forward. Foreign banks and governments have objected to

    FATCA as burdensome, overreaching and in many cases in conflict with their

    own countries laws, but most major banks see little choice but to come into

    compliance. (Some smaller foreign banks, to the dismay of U.S. expatriates,

    have said theyno longer want U.S. citizen customers.) As the Swiss

    Secretariat noted in its statement today: The implementation of these

    provisions is generating high costs and legal uncertainty worldwide.

    Switzerlands refusal to implement FATCA would cause major disadvantages

    for the financial centre. The prohibitive withholding tax of 30% on all

    payments from the United States and the likely consequence that foreign

    financial institutions would terminate their business relationships with Swiss

    financial institutions in the medium term would result in exclusion from the

    worlds largest capital market.

    In February, the U.S. reached a deal with France, Germany, Italy, Spain and

    the United Kingdom which would reduce the burden on banksand

    opportunities for tax evasion by citizens of all the participating countries

    with a direct, government to government exchange of information on

    accounts. That exchange would exempt financial institutions in those

    countries from either reporting directly to the IRS or withholding 30%, solong as they report the information required to their own governments and

    register with the IRS as Foreign Financial Institutions (or are in a category

    exempt from FFI registration) .

    The agreement with Switzerland creates a more cumbersome process, but

    would also exempt the banks there from 30% withholding. Under the

    framework, Swiss banks would report directly to the IRS on any U.S. owned

    accountif the account owner consents. (Even that is technically a criminal

    violation of Swiss bank secrecy laws, but the Swiss authorizes have agreed to

    grant an exception.) If a a U.S. account owner doesnt consent to such

    reporting, the information will eventually be handed over anyway, after a

    process described by a Treasury official during a background briefing forreporters. According to the official, the Swiss bank would give the IRS a

    summary of the number of accounts and total value of accounts owned by

    recalcitrant U.S. citizens who refused to permit their information to be sent

    directly to the IRS. The U.S. government would then formally ask the Swiss

    government to collect and turn over information about the account holders on

    the list, under the terms of a separate agreement covering the exchange of tax

    information.

    Similarly, the Japanese agreement would allow for direct reporting by banks

    to the IRS, where account owners agree, and the reporting of an aggregate

    number and value of recalcitrant accounts, with a follow up request to the

    Japanese government. The Treasury official said that the deal with theEuropean nations and the agreements with Switzerland and Japan, present

    two different models other countries could use to bring their banks into

    compliance with FATCA. Final regulations implementing FATCA are expected

    to be issued later this year.

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    1/9/12ccused of hiding $160bn of t ransactions with Iran f rom the U.S. gov ern

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    UK banking giant 'schemed' to hide $250BILLION business with Iran from the U.S.(andwhen confronted exec told Americancolleague 'you f**king Yanks think you can tellus what to do)

    'Scheming' bank 'hid $250 billion worth of transactions with Iraniangovernment'New York State Department accuses SCB of concealing 60,000 transactionsRegulator says bank 'operated as rogue institution'6 billion wiped from its share value as world markets reactReport follows HSBC scandal, where bank allowed drug cartels to laundermillions

    ByAnna Edwards

    PUBLISHED:18:12 GMT, 6 Augus t 2012 | UPDATED: 16:00 GMT, 7 August 2012

    British banking giant Standard Chartered is accused of exposing the US to terrorists and weapondealers by hiding $250 billion (160 billion) worth of transactions with the Iranian government.

    Standard Chartered, one of the top five largest banks in the UK by market value, kept around 60,000transactions secret from US regulators over nearly 10 years, the New York State Department ofFinancial Services claimed today.

    The bank, which employs nearly 90,000 people worldwide, has been called to appear before regulatorson August 15 to explain the apparent violations and defend its licence to trade on the New York StockExchange.

    Its share price fell 18 percent as world markets reacted to the news, wiping 6 billion from the bank'svalue. Prices had already dropped six per cent after the accusations were made just before the close ofthe London market yesterday.

    The investigations findings come after fellow British bank HSBC was accused of allowing drug cartelsand rogue states to launder billions of pounds through its US arm.

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    Accused: Standard Chartered Bank 'operated as a rogue institution' by 'hiding Iranian

    transactions'

    In its findings report, the regulator said: 'For almost 10 years, SCB [Standard Chartered Bank] schemedwith the government of Iran and hid from regulators roughly 60,000 secret transactions, involving atleast $250bn, and reaping SCB hundreds of millions of dollars in fees.

    'SCB's actions left the US financial system vulnerable to terrorists, weapons dealers, drug kingpins andcorrupt regimes, and deprived law enforcement investigators of crucial information used to track allmanner of criminal activity.

    'In short, SCB (Standard Chartered Bank) operated as a rogue institution.'

    The 27-page report claims the bank was 'apparently aided' by its consultant Deloitte & Touche inconcealing the information from regulators, the Guardian reported.

    The findings include a memo sent in October 2006 from the banks US chief executive to the groupexecutive director in London raising concerns about the activities with Iran.

    He said: 'Firstly, we believe (the Iranian business) needs urgent reviewing at the group level to evaluateif its returns and strategic benefits are... still commensurate with the potential to cause very serious oreven catastrophic reputational damage to the group.'

    He added: 'Secondly, there is equally importantly potential of risk of subjecting management in US andLondon (for example you and I) and elsewhere to personal reputational damages and/or serious criminalliability.'

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    SCB will have to defend its license s o it can continue to trade on the New York Stock

    Exchange, pictured.

    To which the group executive director allegedly replied: 'You f****** Americans. Who are you to tell us,the rest of the world, that were not going to deal with Iranians.'

    In another example the report shows one how in 2001 the bank was approached by Iran's central bankCBI/Markazi to act as recipient for daily oil sales from the National Iranian Oil Company.

    Iranians warn the bank that revealing their identities to US banks would prompt 'unacceptable delays inclearing funds,' according to the report, the Guardian said.

    Seeking legal advice, SCB was told it 'should ascertain that the payments are authorized'.

    But it ignored the warning, instead 'conspired with Iranian clients to transmit misinformation to the NewYork branch by removing and otherwise misrepresenting wire transfer data that could identify Iranianparties,' the report claims.

    The regulator claims that between January 2001 through to 2010, Standard Chartered conspired withIranian clients to route payments through New York after first stripping information from wire transfermessages used to identify sanctioned countries.

    The bank moved the transactions through its New York branch on behalf of Iranian financial institutionsthat were subject to US economic sanctions, and then covered up the dealings, the banking regulatorclaimed.

    The institutions included the Central Bank of Iran, as well as Bank Saderat and Bank Melli, both of which

    are also Iranian state-owned institutions.

    Benjamin Lawsky, superintendent of the New York State Department for Financial Services, claimed aStandard Chartered subsidiary in New York had also tried to do business with Libya, Burma and Sudan,the Guardian reported.

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    Another dirty reve lation: HSBC's David Bagley, left , and Paul Thurs ton, also of HSBC,

    faced a US Senate hearing, which ended in Mr Bagley quitting. Now SBC face a

    hearing to explain their actions

    Financial transactions with Iran have been carefully subjected to strict terms since the 1970s.

    Restricted, highly scrutinised transactions known as 'U-turns' were allowed as long as the money endedup in non-Iranian banks.

    But the US treasury revoked U-Turn transactions in 2008 because it suspected Iran was using its banksto fund its highly controversial nuclear weapons and missile programmes and to channel money toterrorist groups.

    According to Lawsky, Standard Chartered set up an operation known as 'Project Gazelle' aimed athelping Iranian banks put money through the US financial system.

    Shares in the London-listed bank immediately plummeted in the last few seconds of trading when thedamning report was published just as London's stock market was closing for the day.

    The attack on Standard Chartered is a heavy blow to its reputation, which until last night had beenregarded as the most solid of any of the London-listed banks after the 2008 taxpayer bailouts, the morerecent Libor rigging scandal at Barclays, and the money laundering offences at HSBC.

    The shocking report follows the scandal of HSBC, which was discovered through a Senate investigationto have allowed rogue states and drugs cartels to launder billions of pounds through its US arm.

    The findings, which accused HSBC of ignoring warnings and breaching safeguards that should havestopped the laundering of money from Mexico, Iran and Syria, led to the resignation of head ofcompliance David Bagley.

    Britain's biggest bank allowed rogue states and drugs cartels to launder billions of pounds through itsbranches.

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    Top executive David Bagley, head of HSBCs compliance division, sensationally quit in front of a USSenate hearing that exposed the scale of the scandal.

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    Washington: Global banking giant HSBC failed in preventing money laundering by

    drug cartels and terrorists not only in the US, but also other parts of the world,

    possibly including India, a Senate Permanent Subcommittee on Investigations probe

    has found.

    "HSBC used its US bank as a gateway into the US financial system for some HSBC affiliates around

    the world to provide US dollar services to clients while playing fast and loose with US banking

    rules," Senator Carl Levin, the Chairman of the subcommittee, said following the release of the

    investigation report in this regard.

    According to the report, the Mexican affiliate of HSBC transported USD 7 billion in physical US

    dollars to HSB-US from 2007 to 2008, outstripping other Mexican banks, even one twice its size,

    raising red flags that the volume of dollars included proceeds from illegal drug sales in the US.

    The investigations found that HSBC, with its headquarters in London, allowed affiliates in countries

    such as Mexico, Saudi Arabia and Bangladesh to move billions of dollars in suspect funds into the

    US without adequate controls.

    According to the report running into 340 pages, HSBC in 2009 author ised its affiliate to supply

    Indian rupees to Saudi Arabia's Al Rajhi Bank, which, the report said, has links to financing

    terrorism.

    "From 2007 to 2010, HBUS (HSBC-USA) continued to supply, through its London branch, hundreds

    of millions of US dollars to Al Rajhi Bank in Saudi Arabia.

    "In addition, at Al Rajhi Bank's request, HBUS expanded the relationship in January 2009, by

    authorising its Hong Kong branch to supply Al Rajhi Bank with non-US currencies, including the

    Thai bat, Indian rupee, and Hong Kong dollar," the report said.

    However, no further details about the Indian rupees are available in the report.

    According to the report, in 2010 HSBC launched a new funds transfer product called 'HBL Fast

    Cash', which was designed to allow the instant transfer of funds from Riyadh, Saudi Arabia, to any

    branch of the Habib Bank, the largest bank in Pakistan, whether or not the sender or recipient of

    the funds had an account in either financial institution.

    In a statement, Levin alleged that due to poor anti-money laundering controls, HSBC-US exposed

    the US to Mexican drug money, suspicious travelers cheques, bearer share corporations, androgue jurisdictions.

    "The bank's federal bank regulator, the OCC, tolerated HSBC's weak AML system for years. If an

    international bank won?t police its own affiliates to stop illicit money, the regulatory agencies should

    consider whether to revoke the charter of the US bank being used to aid and abet that illicit

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    Officials of HSBC and officials of the US Department of Treasury and Department of Homeland

    Security are scheduled to testify before the committee later in the day.

    The Subcommittee investigation focused on HSBC's key US affiliate, HSBC Bank USA, N.A., known

    as HBUS, which functions as the US nexus for HSBC's worldwide network.

    HSBC has 7,200 offices in more than 80 countries. HBUS has 470 branches across the US with 4

    million customers.

    HBUS provides accounts to 1,200 other banks, including more than 80 HSBC affiliates.

    Called correspondent banking, HBUS provides these banks with US dollar services, including

    services to move funds, exchange currencies, cash monetary instruments, and carry out other

    financial transactions.

    Correspondent banking can become a major conduit for illicit money flows unless US laws to

    prevent money laundering are followed.

    Reacting to the report from the Senate Sub-Committee,

    HSBC said in a statement that it would apologise for

    failing to meet regulatory and customer standards in the

    past.

    The bank said it recognises that its "controls could and

    should have been stronger and more effective in order to

    spot and deal with unacceptable behavior."

    For decades, HSBC has been one of the most active

    global banks in the Middle East, Asia, and Africa, despite

    being aware of the terrorist financing risks in those regions, the panel report said.

    "After the 9/11 terrorist attack in 2001, evidence began to emerge that Al Rajhi Bank and some of

    its owners had links to financing organisations associated with terrorism, including evidence that

    the bank's key founder was an early financial benefactor of al Qaeda.

    "In 2005, HSBC announced internally that its affiliates should sever ties with Al Rajhi Bank, but then

    reversed itself four months later, leaving the decision up to each affiliate. HSBC Middle East,

    among other HSBC affiliates, continued to do business with the bank," it added.

    The report also said that HSBC sent nearly 25,000 transactions involving USD 19.4 billion through

    their HBUS accounts over seven years without disclosing the transactions' links to Iran.

    In less than four years, HSBC cleared USD 290 million in suspicious US travellers cheques for a

    Japanese bank, benefiting Russians who claimed to be in used car business.

    The report revealed that HSBC offered more than 2,000 accounts to bearer in the name of bearer

    "share corporations", which allows secrecy by assigning ownership to the person with physicalpossession of the shares.

    In 2010, HSBC was cited by its federal regulator, the Office of the Comptroller of the Currency

    (OCC), for multiple severe Anti-Money Laundering (AML) deficiencies.

    These deficiencies include a failure to monitor USD 60 trillion in wire transfer and account activity; a

    backlog of 17,000 unreviewed account alerts regarding potentially suspicious activity; and a failure

    to conduct AML due diligence before opening accounts for HSBC affiliates.

    Subcommittee investigators found that the OCC had failed to take a single enforcement action

    against the bank, formal or informal, over the previous six years, despite ample evidence of AML

    problems.

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    COMMENTS

    Globalisation and Market Economy is the route sponsered by usa-asok ganguli -calcutta

    Globalisation and Market Economy is the route sponsered by usa-asok ganguli -calcutta

    Immediately RBI should held-up their all deposits with govtThey shou ld not be allowed for any more banking

    activity in our soil-Prasant -Bolangir

    it is a third rate bank, no proper systems and checks in place It`s the worst bank to bank with too-Priya -

    The innocent customers and the s incere employees s hould not suffer because of the money laundering

    schem es Mere Apologies canno t be the solution Strict Vigilance is required in International Money

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    No amnesty to HSBC accountholders: Government tells Lok SabhaDeepshikha Sikarwar, ET Bureau Aug 8, 2012, 09.04PM IST

    NEW DELHI: The government on Wednesday said the Central Board of Direct Taxes had not offered any tax

    amnesty scheme to Indian account holders ofHSBC, Switzerland.

    Minister of state for finance S S Palanimanickam replied in the negative to a written query in the Lok Sabha if

    the CBDT, the apex direct taxes body, had offered any "amnesty scheme" to wealthy citizens who had

    evaded taxes by hiding funds in accounts of Swiss unit of HSBC.

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    India had year and a half back back received a list of 700 Indians from the French government about their

    bank accounts in HSBC, Geneva.

    The minister also made it clear that there was no plan to give amnesty to tackle the issue of black money.

    The government had set up a committee under the CBDT Chairman to examine ways to strengthen laws to

    curb the generation of black money in the country, its illegal transfer abroad and its recovery. The panel

    submitted its report to the government in March 2012.

    The minister informed the Lok Sabha that there is "no verifiable information" as to estimate black money

    brought back to the country till date.

    Also, there is no verifiable information to estimate money deposited in foreign accounts by Indian nationals,

    "which is exclusive of their legitimate foreign deposits", he added.

    Replying to another query, the minister said Swiss National Bank, the liability of Swiss banks towards

    Indians as on December 31, 2011, was CHF 2.183 bill ion ($US 2.245 billion).

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    HSBC Slammed By US As 'Pervasively Polluted'

    A boss at HSBC has stepped down as a US Senate commi tteeinvestigates a money-laundering scandal at the bank.

    Head of group compliance, David Bagley, said it was time for "someonenew to serve as the head" of his division, after the panel described a"pervasively polluted" cul ture at the bank.

    HSBC was found to have lax controls that enabled it to act as financier for

    clients seeking to launder suspected terror and drug money by the USHomeland Security and Governmental Affairs subcommittee.

    Its report said shadowy funds from the world's most dangerous andsecretive corners, including Mexico, Iran, the Cayman Islands, Saudi

    Arabia and Syria , sought access to the bank's US arm.

    Mr Bagley, who had a 20 year career with the bank, said: "Despite thebest efforts and intentions of many dedicated professionals, HSBC hasfallen short of our own expectations and the expectations of ourregulators."

    HSBC, Europe's largest bank, is expected to face a bill for fines andsettlements of up to $1bn (640m) as a result of the commi ttee's

    findings."The culture at HSBC was pervasively polluted for a long time," CarlLevin, chairman of the Senate Permanent Subcommittee onInvestigations, said.

    Because of lax controls against laundering, HSBC Bank USA "exposedthe United States to Mexican drug money" and other suspicious funds, Mr

    Levin said.

    The subcommittee found that HSBC Bank Mexico transported $7bn(4.5bn) in cash in armoured vehicles to the bank in 2007 to 2008 - andwas judged to be a "low risk" client.

    The report says the drug cartels laundered money through the USdivision from 2002 to 2009.

    And it found that the bank has to close 20,000 bank accounts on theCayman Islands.

    In another case, HSBC and its US affiliate concealed more than $16bn ofsensitive transactions to Iran, violating US transparency rules.

    The congressional probe detailed just how s weeping the problems have

    been, both at the bank and at the top US bank regulator, said the Office ofthe Comptroller of the Currency (OCC).

    It said the regulator failed to properly monitor HSBC.

    The report is another damaging blow to the banking industry's reputation

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    and comes just weeks after the Libor rate-fixing scandal exploded, withBarclays admitting guilt and paying 290m in fines.

    The year-long inquiry included a review of 1.4 million documents andinterviews with 75 HSBC officials and bank regulators.

    Seeking to stem bad PR for the bank, its group compliance headannounced his resignation in front of the senate panel on Tuesday.

    The bank and the regulator are expected to face tough questions at ahearing today about how the abuses were allowed to continue, even afterthe OCC took regulatory action against HSBC in 2010.

    Reports indicated there were persistent and troubling lapses in the

    bank's anti-money laundering compliance s ince 2010.

    In a statement, HSBC said the Senate report had provided "importantlessons for the whole industry in seeking to prevent illicit actors enteringthe global financial s ystem".

    The bank said it is s pending more money on compliance and hasbecome more coordinated in policing high-risk transactions.

    The report also contained strong criticism of the OCC, saying theregulator failed to crack down on the bank despite multiple red flags,

    allowing money laundering issues "to accumulate into a mas siveproblem".

    Newly appointed OCC head Thomas Curry said that anti-moneylaundering compliance "is crucial to our nation's efforts to combatcriminal activity and terrorism, and the OCC expects national banks and

    federal thrifts to have programmes in place to effectively comply withthese laws".

    In condemning the actions of the bank and inaction of the watchdog, MrLevin raised the issue of national security.

    "In an age of international terrorism, drug violence in our streets and onour borders, and organised crime, stopping illicit m oney flows thatsupport those atrocities is a national security imperative," Mr Levin said.

    The bank said in its s tatement that it changed its senior m anagement

    last year and agreed to strengthen its compliance with rules to preventmoney laundering.

    "We... recognise that our controls could and should have been strongerand more effective in order to spot and deal with unacceptable

    behaviour," the bank said in the statement.

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    score: 5Michael Mcardle8:22 am on 17/7/2012

    is there nothing these thieving low life bankers are not involved

    in. it seems we have som e of the biggest criminals in theworld running our financial systems. while our prisons areoverflowing with petty criminals the mr bigs are operating onthe outside with total impunity. its time changes were made.we need to investigate and severley punish these dishonest

    hypocrites who have been filling their bank balances at theexpense of the rest of us

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    score: 3gengisken12278:33 am on 17/7/2012

    This is of course nonesense, no bank is m ore corrupt than anamerican. Yanks finding a foreign bank to blame, unfortunately

    for HSBC, they didn't pay campaign (brown envalope) m oney to

    report abuse

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    LONDON: HSBC Holdings said it's likely to face

    criminal charges from US anti-money laundering

    probes and the cost of a settlement may "significantly" exceed the $1.5 billion the

    bank has already set aside.

    The bank made an additional $800 million provision in the third quarter to cover the costs of the investigation, adding to the $700 million it had

    already earmarked.

    HSBC also put aside more than $357 million in the period to compensate UK clients wrongly sold payment-protection insurance on loans as it

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    "The final amount of the financial penalties could be higher, possibly significantly higher," HSBC said in a statement today. "The resolution of at

    least some of these matters is likely to involve the filing of corporate criminal as well as civil charges."

    Chief Executive Officer Stuart G ulliver's attempts to reduce costs at the bank are being hobbled by the US probes and compensation claims from

    UK clients. A Senate comm ittee said in July that failures in HSBC money-laundering controls allowed terrorists and drug cartels access to the US

    financial system.

    Standard Chartered Plc, which like HSBC makes most of its profit in Asia, paid $340 million in August to settle a regulator's claim it broke Iranian

    sanctions rules.

    "The size of the provision is a shock," said Simon Maughan, a financial industry strategist at Olivetree Securities Ltd. in London. "There was a huge

    fuss made about Standard Chartered's fine, but this far exceeds that."

    Underlying pretax profit, which excludes acquisitions and disposals aswell as accounting losses on the fair value of the lender's own debt, rose to

    $5.04 billion in the third quarter from $2.24 billion in the year-earlier period, missing the $5.6 billion median estimate of eight analysts surveyed

    by Bloomberg.

    Underlying income, at $16.1 billion, missed the $16.5 billion estimate of Gary G reenwood, a banking analyst at Shore Capital Ltd. in Liverpool,

    England.

    Gulliver, w ho became CEO in January 2011, is seeking to cut costs by $2.5 billion to $3.5 billion and revive profit by selling assets to focus on

    emerging economies in which the bank has a greater market share. The savings are likely to exceed that range and be met by the end of 2013,

    HSBC said.

    Costs as a proportion of revenue increased to 71% from 50% in the year-earlier period, outside Gulliver's 48% to 52% target range, as the lender set

    aside more for the potential US fines and PPI claims.

    "Today's cost performance is very disappointing," Maughan said. "It raises a question mark about how rapidly these efficiencies can be made byGulliver and his team."

    HSBC has been in talks with US regulators over allegations it laundered funds of sanctioned nations including Iran and Sudan. The probes

    prompted Standard & Poor's to question whether the lender, Europe's largest b