Minutes before being found guilty of breaking Switzerland's strict secrecy laws, a banker who claims to have provided WikiLeaks with details on wealthy tax cheats acknowledged having made mistakes in his efforts to expose offshore tax evasion.
January 20, 2011 at 12:00 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Law.Com
A Swiss banker who claims to have handed WikiLeaks details of rich tax cheats acknowledged Wednesday that he made mistakes in his effort to expose the world of offshore tax evasion.
Minutes before he was found guilty of coercion and breaking Switzerland’s strict bank secrecy laws, Rudolf Elmer said his nine-year campaign against former employer Bank Julius Baer was marred by missteps.
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