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Credit Suisse inquiry will keep files secret for 50 years
- tehwebguy 3y agoWow, I sure hope nobody with access to these documents has an any moral compass, it would be so tragic if someone leaked them, like, today.
- garciasn 3y agoThose with a moral compass have already leaked information previously, likely leading to the fall of the bank itself: https://amp.theguardian.com/news/2022/feb/20/credit-suisse-secrets-leak-unmasks-criminals-fraudsters-corrupt-politicians https://amp.theguardian.com/news/2022/feb/20/credit-suisse-s...
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- AndyMcConachie 3y agoIf you ever needed proof of the relationship between banks and intelligence agencies here it is.
- rahimnathwani 3y agoConfusingly, the 1998 law (which reduced the delay to 30 years) has an exception which seems like it might apply to a lot of situations: Art. 11 Extended retention period for personal data 1 Archive records that are classified according to the names of people and which contain sensitive personal data or personality profiles are subject to a retention period of 50 years, unless the person concerned has consented to their consultation.