スペインの最高裁判所は、スペインの1993年-2000年に契約された脱税のための138の秘密銀行口座の所有者の名前を公表しない罪で、HSBC(Hong Kong Shanghai Bank Corporation)銀行に210万0000ユーロの罰金を課す
El Supremo confirma una multa al HSBC de 2,1 millones por no identificar clientes
La entidad no informó de quien eran los titulares de 138 cuentas con las que operaba entre 1993 y 2000
EFE Madrid 21 ABR 2013 - 19:40 CET
Court confirms HSBC fined 2.1 million for failing to identify customers
The company did not report who were the holders of 138 accounts that operated between 1993 and 2000
EFE Madrid 21 ABR 2013 - 19:40 CET
The Supreme Court has confirmed the fine of 2.1 million euros to the Ministry of Economy HSBC bank imposed for violating several measures to prevent money laundering, including not identify the customers who hired from Spain 138 accounts its Swiss subsidiary. With this ruling, the Court rejected the appeal of the branch of the bank Spain against the decision of the Court that the penalty warranted.
According to the judges, between 1994 and 2000, the Swiss branch opened and operated 138 Spanish accounts, which, although it was "fully cognizant" that behind them "there were few real customers," made "no attempt by you part "to disclose their names, in breach of the regulations.
The ruling does not take into account the arguments of HSBC. The bank wields the "rigid protection" of bank secrecy in Switzerland because in this case "is not being tried implementation by a Swiss company Swiss banking regulations", but of a bank under Spanish law on prevention of money.
In Switzerland, unlike in Spain, there is the crime of disclosure of confidential banking, which is precisely where the authorities claim the computer Hervé Falciani, which they accuse of stealing data from hundreds of thousands of suspected tax dodgers while working subsidiary of HSBC in the Swiss country.
裁判所は、HSBCの顧客を識別するために失敗したために210万罰金確認
同社は1993年から2000年の間運営138口座の保有者であった人報告していなかった
EFEマドリード21 ABR 2013 - 19:40 CET
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