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Former Swiss diplomat Thomas Borer criticizes Credit Suisse for mishandling renewed allegations of Nazi accounts, viewing it as a significant misstep. He emphasizes that a 1998 settlement resolved all claims related to Nazi accounts, suggesting that the current allegations lack substance and reflect poorly on the bank's management. Borer, who led a task force investigating these issues, believes the matter is more about Swiss self-sabotage than a coordinated attack against the country.
Thomas Borer, a former diplomat, critiques Credit Suisse's handling of new allegations regarding Nazi accounts, calling it a significant misstep. He emphasizes that all claims related to Nazi-era accounts were settled in 1998, suggesting the current allegations lack substantial evidence. Borer, who previously led efforts to address these historical issues, believes the new claims are unlikely to hold merit.
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