Swiss Freeze More Than $1 Billion Held by Tech Mogul Robert Brockman
- Brockman indicted last month for tax-evasion, money laundering
- Multiple accounts held at Geneva-based Mirabaud: indictment
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Swiss prosecutors froze more than $1 billion held in bank accounts belonging to Houston software tycoon Robert Brockman, who’s been charged in the U.S. for alleged tax evasion and money laundering.
A spokeswoman at the Geneva prosecutor’s office said that accounts were frozen but didn’t specify what banks held the funds.