Private banks may become inundated with “a mess” of duplicate and superfluous information when the common reporting standard (CRS) regime comes into force, warns Dawn Quek, principal at law firm Baker & McKenzie, who says that matters could become especially complicated when a family trust structure involves multiple parties linked to multiple jurisdictions. Under CRS, the new global standard for the Automatic…
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