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IN 1994, SWISS private banker Jean Pierre Cuoni paid a fateful call on Spiro Latsis, son of John Latsis, the Greek oil and shipping billionaire.

Cuoni was then already in the top echelon of his profession. Formerly head of private banking for Europe, Middle East and Africa at Citibank and then for nearly five years CEO of international private banking at Coutts, he had specialized throughout his career in coverage of super-wealthy Greek shipping magnates and their families.

Private Banking: EFG challenges the establishment

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