Rise & rise of outsourcingNEW DELHI, MAY 5: If tracking the growth of outsourcing with statistics is what you want, consider this: a search for articles on 'outsourcing...
Giovanni Azua tat schreiben :
Your information seems to be very wrong or old or based on probaganda. Would you mind to post your sources? Banks have to (and will) report the from you mentioned crimes. You may refer to the following link 1 and 2 for further information. And yes, these organisations can go arround the secrecyprivacies regulations of banks.
I agree, we certainly cannot ensure what employees or organisation actually do. There is always a "black sheep" somewhere. But similar to speed limits: There is the law and if you get catched acting against the speed limit, you will be charged. I can also imagine that its not in the banks interesst to loose customers - but thats how the law is.
Furthermore there are also tough govermental (CH-US-EU) and non- govermental (left wing parties...) controlling instances having their eyes seriously on all bank activities.
There would be away to go arround this regulations. You could found a company in a country with open laws (Panama...). You could let your money be washed by this companies by transfering it back and forth. But, blaming Swiss bank for this is bit short in view....
Quality lures software outsourcingThursday, May 05, 2005 By Nicholas Zamiska, The Wall Street Journal India became a software outsourcing hub by rebutturing multinational clients it could...
Regards Oliver (from Switzerland itself :-) )
1 Summary in German
2 Full Statement in English e.tmp-sp040218MTNTokyoe.pdf
