HSBC is the bank the americans didn't prosecute because as they said, HSBC would surely lose their banking license and that would be bad for the economy. The s

HSBC is the bank the americans didn't prosecute because as they said, HSBC would surely lose their banking license and that would be bad for the economy. The swiss, yeah, profiting from the proceeds of fraud, keeping the proceeds when banking customers die (or are murdered like crime bosses and dictators often are) and their one excuse for their whole private banking system, protection from persecution, lost all credibility when they turned the Jews back at the border to die, kept their money and destroyed as many of the records so the descendants of those they sent back to die couldn't get it back. So now the Swiss are on the side of HSBC when HSBC have, yet again, been caught out in criminal behavior. Is anyone surprised by it?