Our Partner, Divyam Agarwal, explains that the Liechtenstein leak involves the beneficial ownership register, not bank accounts or banking systems. He stresses that leaked data is not automatically admissible evidence and must be authenticated and verified. Divyam advises HNIs, promoters and corporates to review documentation and ensure offshore assets, income and beneficial interests have been properly disclosed under Indian law. He says authorities should investigate before accusing, with tax, ED and FIU agencies first correlating the data with existing records and compliance filings.
31,000 Liechtenstein Bank, Trust A/C Details Hacked: How Many Indians on List? What Are Implications
- Interview
- Divyam Agarwal
- August 18, 2026
POST TAGS
JSA Live
- September 21, 2026
Siddhartha Desai | All about IPOs | Should you invest in IPO and risks
- September 21, 2026
Angad Baxi | Jr Level to CXO Podcast
- September 18, 2026








Divyam is a dual-qualified Indian Advocate and English Solicitor Advocate (having Higher Rights of Audience – Civil Law). Divyam is a specialist in international commercial arbitration and has a broad practice advising and representing corporates and financial institutions in disputes under commercial contracts.