If the banks will not cooperate, citing Swiss secrecy laws, then we simply have to use our own domestic laws to force cooperation from the banks.
Carl Levin: “If the banks will not cooperate, citing Swiss secrecy laws, then we simply have to use our own domestic laws to force…”
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Stating the need for domestic laws if banks refuse cooperation.
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