The 2021
Wimbledon Finals are at the center of a scandal regarding a Credit Suisse chairman who broke the British COVID-19 rules to attend it.
A preliminary investigation by Credit Suisse found that its Chairman
Antonio Horta-Osorio attended the Wimbledon tennis finals in July during
a visit to Britain when the country’s Covid-19 rules required him to be
in quarantine. It’s
the second time the Portuguese banker, who joined the Swiss bank in
April to clean up its culture following a string of scandals, has been
found to have broken coronavirus curbs.
In the course of their investigation, the bank’s legal team found
that Horta-Osorio had also broken Britain’s rules when he made the trip
to attend Wimbledon for the finals on the weekend of July 10 and 11, the
sources said.
UK government spokesperson said they would not comment on specific cases. They simply said:
“Passengers
are responsible for ensuring they comply with all travel rules,
including providing accurate information on their Passenger Locator
Form, and failure to do so could lead to a fine or imprisonment."