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Putin's cellist friend moved millions through Swiss bank accounts -prosecutors - Vimarsana News

Putin's cellist friend moved millions through Swiss bank accounts -prosecutors

Prosecutors alleged that Sergey Roldugin, a close friend of the Russian president, deposited millions of francs in Swiss bank accounts between 2014 and 2016. The four bankers - three Russians who worked in Zurich and one Swiss - appeared at Zurich District Court on Wednesday and denied charges of lacking diligence in financial transactions.

Four bankers in Switzerland accused of helping to hide Putin's millions | Switzerland - Vimarsana News

Four bankers in Switzerland accused of helping to hide Putin's millions | Switzerland

Three Russians and one Swiss national appear in court in connection with accounts in name of Putin’s friend Sergei Roldugin

Putin friend allegedly moved millions through Swiss accounts – DW – 03/08/2023 - Vimarsana News

Putin friend allegedly moved millions through Swiss accounts – DW – 03/08/2023

Prosecutors made the comments in a trial of four bankers accused of helping Russian cellist Sergey Roldugin. The musician is a friend of Russian President Vladimir Putin.

Source: dw.com
Philippines: 400,000 seafarers at risk of sailing ban - Vimarsana News

Philippines: 400,000 seafarers at risk of sailing ban

MANILA : More than 400,000 Filipino seafarers have been on edge since an audit conducted by the European Maritime Safety Agency, or EMSA, indicated that the

Philippines: 400,000 seafarers fear sailing ban – DW – 12/26/2022 - Vimarsana News

Philippines: 400,000 seafarers fear sailing ban – DW – 12/26/2022

The fate of hundreds of thousands of Filipino seafarers hangs in the balance as they await a crucial European Commission decision. It follows an audit indicating that the Philippines is in breach of maritime standards.

Source: dw.com