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A Swiss Private Bank can be trusted to safeguard your most valuable secrets. That's how it's always been and that's how it was meant to always be. But this was the week where it all changed. Where old rules no longer applied.

A decade after Jim Dixon's fall from grace, after the events that burnt his career on Wall Street, his past is catching up to him. Zurich had been the perfect place for a fresh start, a place where he could be a big fish in a small pond. The perfect place to become a respectable financier, to base his very own family office. The secretive world of Swiss high finance, a world of deception, greed and excess, where everyone lies for one or another reason, provided the perfect cover.

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