GENEVA: Credit Suisse extended its global charm offensive Monday insisting it has “zero tolerance” for tax evasion after hundreds of its clients and top employees became the target of an international fraud probe.
The Swiss financial giant took out double-page ads in leading European papers claiming it had no desire to work with tax cheats.
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