NEW YORK -- Swiss banks that settled a suit with Holocaust victims for $1.25 billion have agreed to give investigators limited access to information on millions of accounts. The agreement will help identify accounts that were lost or looted, the head lawyer for the Holocaust victims said. "It will enable us to determine if we should continue to press for further access," Burt Neuborne said in Tuesday editions of The New York Times.
Posted by Editor at October 14, 2003 10:52 AM