UBS, Switzerland’s largest bank, has agreed to settle charges of conspiracy to commit fraud against the U.S. and the IRS. UBS will pay $780 million and name names of some of its biggest clients. Raoul Weil of USB was recently declared a fugitive after failing to surrender to U.S. authorities on conspiring to help Americans shield assets from the IRS.
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