Swiss finished?

摘要

Woody allen once remarked that believing in God would be easier if He would show Himself by making a large deposit in a Swiss bank account in the director's name. Parking riches in the Alps has become a less heavenly experience in recent years, thanks to America's assault on its tax-dodging citizens and the money-men who serve them. Fearful that other banks could suffer the same fate as Wegelin, a venerable private bank that was indicted in New York in 2012 and put out of business, the Swiss government has been seeking an agreement with America that would allow the industry to pay its way out of trouble in one go. Instead, it has had to make do with one covering banks that are not already under investigation, which excludes some of the country's biggest institutions.