The logo of HSBC Private Bank in Geneva, the Swiss unit of banking giant HSBC, which has agreed to pay 300 million euros (US$352 million) to avoid going to trial in France for enabling tax fraud. Photo: AFP The logo of HSBC Private Bank in Geneva, the Swiss unit of banking giant HSBC, which has agreed to pay 300 million euros (US$352 million) to avoid going to trial in France for enabling tax fraud. Photo: AFP
The logo of HSBC Private Bank in Geneva, the Swiss unit of banking giant HSBC, which has agreed to pay 300 million euros (US$352 million) to avoid going to trial in France for enabling tax fraud. Photo: AFP
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HSBC private bank in Switzerland pays US$353 million to settle tax evasion case

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Updated: 2:55pm, 20 Jul, 2018

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The logo of HSBC Private Bank in Geneva, the Swiss unit of banking giant HSBC, which has agreed to pay 300 million euros (US$352 million) to avoid going to trial in France for enabling tax fraud. Photo: AFP The logo of HSBC Private Bank in Geneva, the Swiss unit of banking giant HSBC, which has agreed to pay 300 million euros (US$352 million) to avoid going to trial in France for enabling tax fraud. Photo: AFP
The logo of HSBC Private Bank in Geneva, the Swiss unit of banking giant HSBC, which has agreed to pay 300 million euros (US$352 million) to avoid going to trial in France for enabling tax fraud. Photo: AFP
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