Miliardele „uitate” ale Elveției. Și românul care figurează pe lista banilor ne-revendicați

For decades, Swiss banking secrecy concealed billions in forgotten accounts, often belonging to Holocaust victims or wealthy individuals who died without heirs. The Swiss Bankers Association launched a platform to help locate account holders or their heirs after 60 years of inactivity. If no claims are made within a specified period, the funds revert to the Swiss state. Among the names listed is a Romanian, Ilie Constantinescu, whose heirs have until December 2027 to claim the funds. A new industry has emerged, with lawyers and genealogists helping to find potential heirs for a commission.