Die Top 10 des Financial Secrecy Index 2013 | ||
Rang | Land | FSI-Score |
1 | Schweiz | 1.765,3 |
2 | Luxemburg | 1.454,5 |
3 | Hongkong | 1.283,4 |
4 | Kaimaninseln* | 1.233,6 |
5 | Singapur | 1.216,9 |
6 | USA | 1.213,0 |
7 | Libanon | 747,9 |
8 |
Deutschland |
738,3 |
9 | Jersey* | 591,7 |
10 | Japan | 513,1 |
* These territories are "overseas territories" (OTs) and "crown dependencies" (CDs) where the Queen is head of state; powers to appoint key government officials rests with the British Crown; laws must be approved in London; and the UK government holds various other powers (see here for more details: http://bit.ly/1bROz1m). If the Global Scale Weights of just the OTs and CDs were added together (24% of global total), and then combined either with their average secrecy score of 70 or their lowest common denominator score of 80 (Bermuda), the United Kingdom with its satellite secrecy jurisdictions would be ranked first in the FSI by a large margin with a FSI score of 2162 or 3170, respectively (compared to 1765 for Switzerland). Note that this list excludes many British Commonwealth Realms where the Queen remains their head of state. |
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