HSBC Bank Chief of foreign exchange Cash Arrested; Accused Of $3.5B Scheme

20Jul2016July 20, 2016

HSBC Bank Chief of foreign exchange Cash Arrested; Accused Of $3.5B Scheme

Corporate Watchdog Group Applauds Arrest of HSBC Official Mark Johnson - this is a big charge for a bank which keeps on getting in trouble for related offenses - interestingly (it could be there is no connection but still of note - the DOJ was just recently hammered for not going after HSBC Bank for political reasons according to a Congressional report)- First the statement from the DOJ on this matter:

The head of global foreign exchange cash trading at HSBC Bank plc, a subsidiary of HSBC Holdings plc (collectively . . .

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