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Swiss Insurer Pays US $5.1M For Helping Clients Hide Assets

By Amy Lee Rosen · April 25, 2019, 4:32 PM EDT

Zurich Life Insurance Co. Ltd. agreed Thursday to pay the U.S. a penalty of over $5.1 million to avoid prosecution over allegations it assisted U.S. taxpayer customers in evading taxes and...

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Swiss Insurer Pays US $5.1M For Helping Clients Hide Assets

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