The Bulletin for International Taxation has published my article on duties owed by banks to vulnerable (or possibly all) clients when implementing AEOI regimes like FATCA and CRS and the big data protection gap in most institution's approach.
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The author focuses on whether a bank’s behaviour relating to such regimes is subject to a fiduciary duty to customers and any General Data Protection Regulation consequences of some approaches to compliance by banks.
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