India, Swiss govt talk on sharing of information in black money cases

May 15, 2015 19:50

India is in talks with Swiss government on sharing of information in black money cases, says Finance Minister Arun Jaitley.

Switzerland, which has largely been in focus in India because of the black money issue, is keen to expand trade ties with India across various sectors.

Jaitley spoke to Swiss Economic Affairs Minister Johann N Schneider-

Ammann who is visiting India about India's concerns regarding the return of black money.

Committing Switzerland's support in India's fight against the black money menace, the Minister also said the Swiss Parliament will soon consider changes in laws to look into the possibility of sharing information in cases being probed.

on the basis of stolen data of Swiss bank accounts.

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