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HSBC settles France tax probe with €300m payout, signaling manageable impact on earnings and capital, while highlighting the end of dividend-tax arbitrage era for European banks.

The HSBC settlement is the second in the widening dividend tax fraud investigation after Crédit Agricole’s last year. Some of ...

The case involves the bank’s alleged role in a dividend-tax scandal that has embroiled some of the country’s biggest banks.

British-based bank HSBC has agreed to pay a €267.5 million fine to settle French claims over alleged dividend tax fraud, a ...

HSBC was accused of helping foreign investors evade taxes on dividends through a sophisticated financial manoeuvre known as ...

The settlement recognises the bank’s cooperation and the corrective measures it took to address the historic issues Read more ...

HSBC has agreed to pay around €300mn to settle a criminal and tax investigation in France linked to the so-called “cum cum” ...

HSBC Holdings Plc agreed to pay about €300 million ($350 million) to settle a twin criminal and civil case in France into its alleged role in a dividend-tax scandal that’s embroiled some of the ...

HSBC Holdings Plc has agreed to pay about €300 million ($350 million) to settle a twin criminal and tax case in France into ...