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HSBC says CEO paid taxes after opening Swiss account
Published Mon, Feb 23, 2015 · 09:50 PM
Seattle
HSBC Holdings plc, struggling to contain a political storm over the bank's facilitation of tax evasion through its Swiss unit, said chief executive officer Stuart Gulliver paid taxes after setting up his own Swiss account and keeping his legal residence in Hong Kong.
The bank, reacting to an article in The Guardian, said that M…
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