Swiss prosecutors have opened a criminal inquiry after Iqbal Kahn, the former head of Credit Suisse international wealth management, complained that his former bank had hired private detectives who tailed and threatened him.
Three detectives allegedly hired by Credit Suisse, which is run by Tidjane Thiam, former chief executive of Prudential in the UK, were following Mr Khan and his wife in a car in Zurich’s financial district when he got out and confronted them, Sonntags Zeitung, a Swiss newspaper, reported. The bank is understood to have hired the private eyes because… Continue reading