As a Swiss banker's found guilty over WikiLeaks data, big shots are running scared in an era where 'bank secrecy is essentially dying, if not dead.' Companies and their in-house lawyers are forced to consider disclosures ... before it's
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January 20, 2011 at 12:00 AM
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Swiss banker Rudolf Elmer was found guilty Wednesday of violating Switzerland’s stringent banking secrecy laws. But before flying to Zurich to stand trial, Elmer held a news conference Monday with WikiLeaks’ Julian Assange at London’s Frontline Club.
At the press event, Elmer handed Assange two discs containing information that purportedly identifies more than 2,000 prominent individuals and businesses that have persistently engaged in tax evasion.
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