06/11/2012
Liechtenstein’s second-biggest bank, also known as LLB, is one of 11 financial firms, including Credit Suisse Group AG and Julius Baer Group Ltd., being investigated as part of a U.S. probe of offshore tax evasion.
06/08/2012
Giving evidence to the Senate Banking Committee, Thomas Curry, the US Controller of the Currency, said the body would pursue 'all appropriate measures' if corrective action was necessary.
06/08/2012
Swiss private bank Lombard Odier and regional savings bank Banque Cantonal Vaudoise both said they will contest the claims of trustee Irving Picard, who is seeking $179.4 million and around $10 million respectively from the banks.
06/07/2012
The claimant, who has been granted anonymity, brought the judicial review proceedings to challenge a decision made by the Regulatory Decisions Committee to issue a decision notice against him in October 2010.
05/31/2012
Ex-UBS employees, including former Managing Director Sachin Karpe, are accused of unauthorised transactions on 39 client accounts, of which 21 reported substantial losses.
05/28/2012
A StanChart spokeswoman said Ms Wu Yidian Eden, a naturalised Singapore citizen, has been released from custody. The bank is not being investigated and Ms Wu remains an employee.
05/28/2012
Zeltner said UBS had assets under management of over 300 billion francs in Europe, over 170 billion francs in Asia, around 110 billion francs in emerging markets and 130 billion in Switzerland.
05/28/2012
The Financial Times reported that the SFO had relied heavily upon Grant Thornton for information it used to build its case against Vincent Tchengui and his brother Robert, while the accounting firm was acting as administrator for Kaupthing.
05/22/2012
Switzerland could declare in the words of Voltaire, "Lord, protect me from my friends; I can take care of my enemies."
05/21/2012
Spangler served as chairman and CEO of one of the companies, which is now bankrupt. Spangler's risky investments were inconsistent with the investment strategies that he promised his clients and contrary to their investment objectives, the SEC says.