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India Expects HSBC Account Data From Switzerland In 10 Days: Piyush Goyal
India expects to receive data from Swiss authorities on HSBC accounts of its citizens in about 10 days after Switzerland's top court directions that data be shared with the Indian government, finance minister Piyush Goyal said today.
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Switzerland Likely To Share HSBC Accounts Data In 10 Days: Piyush Goyal
Finance Minister Piyush Goyal on Tuesday said that Swiss government is likely to share the HSBC accounts data in about 10 days, after the Supreme Court of Switzerland ordered it to share data with India.
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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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How Main Whistle-Blower Herve Falciani Will Help India in Black Money Inquiry
As India reacted to the disclosure that there are nearly 1,700 Indians on a list of those who held accounts in 2007 at HSBC's Geneva branch, the whistleblower who unloaded the trove of data told NDTV that he has formally joined the Indian government's investigation to recover untaxed or black money from foreign accounts.
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What Whistle-Blower Herve Falciani Told Indian Black Money Investigators
Indian investigators have met in France with whistle-blower Herve Falciani, responsible for the world's biggest-ever breach of banking secrecy. In 2008, Mr Falciani was an employee of HSBC in Geneva when he leaked data related to more than 100,000 bank accounts, which included some held by Indians.
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Black Money Whistleblower Herve Falciani, Contacted by India, Indicted for Data Theft by Switzerland
Herve Falciani, who famously leaked information related to thousands of illicit bank account holders at HSBC in Geneva, was indicted by Swiss authorities on Thursday for industrial espionage and breach of trade and banking secrecy.
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Full Transcript: In 6 Months, Expect First Good Results on Info on Black Money, Whistle-blower Herve Falciani to NDTV
After NDTV's exclusive interview on November 20 with whistle-blower behind the biggest data heist in the history of banking secrecy, the government established contact with Herve Falciani via NDTV in Paris. NDTV's Resident Editor in Europe, Noopur Tiwari spoke to Mr Falciani immediately after his first conversation with Indian investigators over th...
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Full Transcript: India has Less Than 1% Info on Black Money, Lots More I Can Offer, Whistle-blower Herve Falciani to NDTV
He is the whistle-blower who, six years ago, leaked data related to thousands of accounts at HSBC Geneva. The HSBC list made from this data had over 600 Indian names. Herve Falciani, a former HSBC employee, speaks to NDTV's Noopur Tiwari about how he can help India.
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Help, Says Government to Black Money Whistle-Blower
The government has decided to enlist the assistance of Herve Falciani, who told NDTV just days ago, that he had large volumes of data that could help India with its investigation to recover untaxed or black money stashed in Swiss bank accounts.
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Markets weekahead: Record high current account deficit may weaken stocks
Broader sentiment is expected to be weak in Indian stocks after data showed the current account deficit widened to a record high 6.7 per cent of GDP in the October-December quarter.
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HSBC Geneva accounts: I-T department digs for more funds information
The Income Tax department has begun digging for more banking and fund records data of those persons who feature on the classified HSBC bank Geneva list, sent to India by the French government.
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HSBC Geneva acts: I-T officials approach Swiss authorities
The Income Tax department, probing the secret list of account holders in the Geneva branch of HSBC bank, has approached Swiss revenue authorities for banking data of certain individuals after investigations showed some of them reportedly had other accounts under fictitious names.
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UK taxman probes HSBC accounts after data leak
HSBC, Europe's biggest bank, is at the centre of an investigation by British tax authorities into leaked data that a newspaper said showed it provided accounts in the tax haven of Jersey for alleged criminals.
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India Expects HSBC Account Data From Switzerland In 10 Days: Piyush Goyal
India expects to receive data from Swiss authorities on HSBC accounts of its citizens in about 10 days after Switzerland's top court directions that data be shared with the Indian government, finance minister Piyush Goyal said today.
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Switzerland Likely To Share HSBC Accounts Data In 10 Days: Piyush Goyal
Finance Minister Piyush Goyal on Tuesday said that Swiss government is likely to share the HSBC accounts data in about 10 days, after the Supreme Court of Switzerland ordered it to share data with India.
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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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How Main Whistle-Blower Herve Falciani Will Help India in Black Money Inquiry
As India reacted to the disclosure that there are nearly 1,700 Indians on a list of those who held accounts in 2007 at HSBC's Geneva branch, the whistleblower who unloaded the trove of data told NDTV that he has formally joined the Indian government's investigation to recover untaxed or black money from foreign accounts.
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What Whistle-Blower Herve Falciani Told Indian Black Money Investigators
Indian investigators have met in France with whistle-blower Herve Falciani, responsible for the world's biggest-ever breach of banking secrecy. In 2008, Mr Falciani was an employee of HSBC in Geneva when he leaked data related to more than 100,000 bank accounts, which included some held by Indians.
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Black Money Whistleblower Herve Falciani, Contacted by India, Indicted for Data Theft by Switzerland
Herve Falciani, who famously leaked information related to thousands of illicit bank account holders at HSBC in Geneva, was indicted by Swiss authorities on Thursday for industrial espionage and breach of trade and banking secrecy.
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Full Transcript: In 6 Months, Expect First Good Results on Info on Black Money, Whistle-blower Herve Falciani to NDTV
After NDTV's exclusive interview on November 20 with whistle-blower behind the biggest data heist in the history of banking secrecy, the government established contact with Herve Falciani via NDTV in Paris. NDTV's Resident Editor in Europe, Noopur Tiwari spoke to Mr Falciani immediately after his first conversation with Indian investigators over th...
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Full Transcript: India has Less Than 1% Info on Black Money, Lots More I Can Offer, Whistle-blower Herve Falciani to NDTV
He is the whistle-blower who, six years ago, leaked data related to thousands of accounts at HSBC Geneva. The HSBC list made from this data had over 600 Indian names. Herve Falciani, a former HSBC employee, speaks to NDTV's Noopur Tiwari about how he can help India.
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Help, Says Government to Black Money Whistle-Blower
The government has decided to enlist the assistance of Herve Falciani, who told NDTV just days ago, that he had large volumes of data that could help India with its investigation to recover untaxed or black money stashed in Swiss bank accounts.
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Markets weekahead: Record high current account deficit may weaken stocks
Broader sentiment is expected to be weak in Indian stocks after data showed the current account deficit widened to a record high 6.7 per cent of GDP in the October-December quarter.
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HSBC Geneva accounts: I-T department digs for more funds information
The Income Tax department has begun digging for more banking and fund records data of those persons who feature on the classified HSBC bank Geneva list, sent to India by the French government.
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HSBC Geneva acts: I-T officials approach Swiss authorities
The Income Tax department, probing the secret list of account holders in the Geneva branch of HSBC bank, has approached Swiss revenue authorities for banking data of certain individuals after investigations showed some of them reportedly had other accounts under fictitious names.
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UK taxman probes HSBC accounts after data leak
HSBC, Europe's biggest bank, is at the centre of an investigation by British tax authorities into leaked data that a newspaper said showed it provided accounts in the tax haven of Jersey for alleged criminals.
