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4 Avr 2016

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Nordea

Comments regarding media statements about Nordea Luxembourg and tax evasion

Nordea strongly denounces tax evasion. Already in the end of 2009, Nordea International Private Banking in Luxembourg took proactive measures beyond the requirements to secure all customers' holdings and incomes on their accounts were reported to the tax authorities. To ensure that activities related to offshore structures in Luxemburg are fully compliant to our policies, we will once again review all such structures...Our tax advice policy and ethical standard are clear: we do not encourage or facilitate tax schemes of our customers that are regarded as tax evasion. We help our customers to pay the tax they should by reporting to the authorities. However, we regret that we didn’t have these procedures already earlier, says Casper von Koskull, Group CEO. Offshore structures can be used as a legal and administrative vehicle for some customers with very complex, international business. In these cases Nordea has a wide range of processes to ensure that the customers declare their accounts to the tax authorities...

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