UBS whistle-blower hunts trillions hidden in treasure islands


UBS on Tuesday beat forecasts with a $1.4 billion net profit for its second quarter of 2019.

JOHN Christensen called Jersey home. A native of the scenic isle off England’s southern coast, he was a government economist with a hillside villa that had views of France.

“I was set,” Christensen said last month in an interview at a London cafe. “We had a pretty good lifestyle and plenty of friends.”

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