The trial against UBS, a Swiss banking giant, concluded in Paris yesterday, and a verdict is expected on February 20.
The trial, which started on October 8, focuses on allegations of providing unlawful financial services in France and laundering proceeds from tax fraud.
UBS's French subsidiary is also involved in these charges, and senior executives, including former UBS Group number three Raoul Weil and former UBS France number two Patrick de Fayet, have been summoned to testify.
This case highlights the ongoing scrutiny of major financial institutions regarding their compliance with regulatory standards and tax laws.