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Two more Swiss banks have decided to scale down their services to United States-based clients in light of an ongoing tax evasion case that threatens banking secrecy.
Zurich Cantonal Bank (ZCB) will close investment accounts of US domiciled customers while Migros Bank said it would not act on client instructions issued from the US. The US authorities are currently demanding the details of 52,000 UBS bank customers.
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Tags: Banking secrecy, Swiss, Switzerland, Tax Evasion, UBS, US
This entry was posted on Friday, July 17th, 2009 at 6:49 pm and is filed under Issues in the News, Media, News.



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