ZURICH (Reuters) - A Swiss asset manager who in 2013 provided U.S. prosecutors with more than 100 files from clients suspected of dodging taxes has been cleared of spying-related charges in his home country, recently published Swiss court documents showed.
Martin Egli, who had hired one of the country's best-known defence attorneys to help clear his name, was awarded 33,300 Swiss francs ($34,031) in the case, mostly for legal fees.
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