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1 Sep 2012

Tax Justice Network reports 2012 - responses & non-responses by banks

In September 2012 Business & Human Rights Resource Centre invited the banks listed below to respond to three items by Tax Justice Network:

- “Revealed: global super‐rich has at least $21 trillion hidden in secret tax havens, Tax Justice Network”, 22 Jul 2012

- “The Price of Offshore Revisited: Key Issues”, 22 Jul 2012

- “The price of offshore revisited”, Jul 2012

These items allege that a number of banks aid the rich to avoid taxes, leading to the flow of capital out of developing countries, depriving their governments of essential revenues that they need to deliver on fundamental human rights, including health, education and housing.

Business & Human Rights Resource Centre invited the following banks to respond to the concerns raised: 

Respuestas de la empresa

ABN Amro Ver respuesta
Bank of America

Sin respuesta

Barclays Ver respuesta
BNP Paribas Ver respuesta
Citigroup

Sin respuesta

Crédit Agricole Ver respuesta
Credit Suisse Ver respuesta
Deutsche Bank

Sin respuesta

Goldman Sachs Ver respuesta
J.P. Morgan (part of JPMorgan Chase)

Sin respuesta

Julius Baer

Sin respuesta

Lombard Odier

Sin respuesta

Morgan Stanley

Sin respuesta

Morgan Stanley

Sin respuesta

Société Générale

Sin respuesta

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