Credit Suisse violated the terms of a 2014 agreement in which it promised to stop helping Americans hide assets from the U.S. tax authorities, said a Senate report
The Swiss bank failed to disclose transfers linked to a continuing tax conspiracy, according to a Senate investigation
Swiss bank UBS agreed to take over its longtime rival Credit Suisse as authorities seek to halt a dangerous decline in confidence in the global banking system. WSJ’s Patricia Kowsmann explains how the deal unfolded and what might come next. Photo: Hannah McKay/ReutersWASHINGTON— Credit Suisse Group AG violated the terms of a 2014 criminal plea agreement in which it promised to stop helping Americans hide assets from the U.S.
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