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  • MP John Mann: Give gongs and money to whistleblowers

    February 9, 2015

    Whistleblowers take big risks to uncover wrongdoing at banks, other firms and in the public sector, and should be rewarded for their bravery, MP John Mann told City A.M. MBEs and OBEs would show society’s thanks for their services, said Labour MP Mann, who sits on the influential Treasury Select Committee (TSC).   “Giving honours would [...]

  • Stephen Green: Priest, ethicist and bank boss

    February 9, 2015

    Lord Green had a long and successful career at HSBC, spanning 28 years and leading him to become chief executive and then chairman. But despite questions over how much he knew about tax dodging, Green is not what people imagine a stereotypical financier to be.   He was ordained as a priest in the Church of England [...]

  • HSBC scandal takes the spark out of the FTSE – London Report

    February 9, 2015

    THE UK’s top share index edged lower yesterday, hurt by a fall in HSBC after the bank admitted tax failings at its Swiss unit and by softer utility stocks. The blue-chip FTSE 100 index was down 0.2 per cent, or 16.29 points, at 6,837.15 points by the close, with United Utilities, National Grid and Severn Trent [...]

  • HSBC scandal: MPs launch inquiry following claims that the bank helped clients dodge tax

    February 9, 2015

    The Public Accounts Committee is launching an investigation following claims that HSBC helped wealthy clients "evade" tax.   The committee, which was set up to oversee government expenditures, will require HSBC to give evidence to a panel of MPs.   Margaret Hodge, chair of the committee, said during a speech at the House of Commons [...]

  • David Gauke: Questions need to be answered about HSBC tax evasion accusations

    February 9, 2015

    The financial secretary to the Treasury David Gauke has defended HMRC amid claims it “overlooked” tax evasion in the wake of allegations about HSBC – but said there are “clearly questions that need to answered” about the bank's actions.   Gauke was today challenged by Labour MP for Birmingham Ladywood Shabana Mahmood, who wanted to [...]

  • HMRC faces HSBC tax evasion grilling in parliament after it is revealed Swiss arm helped clients hide millions

    February 9, 2015

    Tax bosses will be grilled by MPs on Wednesday over a swathe of leaked HSBC documents showing the bank's Swiss arm helped clients around the world dodge taxes. But HSBC's bosses will avoid a public hearing, because it is too close to the election to schedule new hearings. Margaret Hodge MP chairs the Public Accounts [...]

  • HSBC rocked by report into tax evasion scheme

    February 8, 2015

    HSBC’s Swiss private banking arm helped wealthy customers evade millions of pounds in tax, documents have revealed. The files, which relate to accounts holding more than $100bn, show how the UK’s biggest bank helped clients evade tax, even collaborating with some to hide undeclared “black” accounts from their domestic tax authorities. Thousands of pages of [...]

  • HSBC takes responsibility after report claims it helped clients hide millions of pounds from tax authorities

    February 8, 2015

    HSBC has been accused of helping clients to hide huge sums of money from tax collectors, according to documents obtained by French newspaper Le Monde.    Thousands of pages spanning from 2005 to 2007 show how the Swiss arm of the world’s second largest bank not only failed to identify and report clients evading taxes, [...]

  • Barclays, HSBC, Standard Chartered, Lloyds and RBS credit ratings slashed as states promise no more bailouts

    February 3, 2015

    Britain’s biggest banks saw their credit ratings chopped back last night by Standard and Poor’s, as the agency believes the government is serious in its promise to let bad banks fail. While ratings are normally cut when a firm performs poorly, in this case the move reflects the shift in risk from the taxpayer and [...]

  • HSBC offers cheapest fixed-rate mortgage as rates dip closer to 1pc

    February 1, 2015

    HSBC is set to introduce the cheapest fixed-rate mortgage on the market today as intense competition continues to push down interest rates. The bank’s two-year fixed-rate mortgage will have an interest rate of 1.19 per cent. However, it comes with a £1,499 fee. “Mortgage lenders are in a race to the bottom [with regard to [...]

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