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LFF: Interview Jean-Jacques Rommes (ABBL): Transaction Tax: Learning from the Swedes

France wants the financial transactions tax to see the light of day, but there is no consensus in Europe on this topic. The Luxembourg Bankers Association (ABBL) is against such a tax if it will only be valid in few countries. Its CEO, Jean-Jacques Rommes, fears that business will go to competing finance centres. In an interview with LuxembourgforFinance (LFF), he spoke about the efficiency of such a tax and the lessons we should learn from Sweden. What are the motives of introducing a tax on financial transactions? One of the problems we are facing is the fact that politicians have not stated very clearly why they want such a transaction tax. We know that governments need money and this is a legitimate reason...
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