A UBS banker in tax probe faces US court hearing Monday

A UBS logo in silhouette stands on the top of the Swiss banking giant's headquarters

A former top UBS official is expected in Us court to many people's surprise Monday after his removal from Italy for helping many Americans conceal billions of dollars from the taxman. 

Raoul Weil, 54, was removed prior this month, five years after his arraignment by an elected amazing jury in 2008 for his claimed part in regulating cross-fringe business. 

The Swiss national was captured in mid-October in the wake of utilizing his genuine name to register with an extravagance inn in Bologna. 

He has denied the charges against him. 

"Mr Weil is satisfied at last to start the procedure of guarding himself," his attorney Aaron Marcu told.

"He has reliably prevented doing or knowing from securing anything unlawful, and we anticipate the chance to present his case in court." 

Weil is required to show up in court in Fort Lauderdale, Florida. He landed in the United States on Friday. 

The arraignment against him charges that Weil, who between 2002 and 2007 administered UBS' abroad exercises, and co-backstabbers helped Us clients hide about $20 billion in holdings from expense authorities. 

Swiss banks are accepted to have acknowledged many billions of undeclared dollars from Us natives, however they now deny such cash, and various banks are under Us examination. 

Weil, who left UBS in 2009, has been soothed of the Ceo position he has held at Swiss fortune administration firm Reuss Private Group since the start of the year.

On December 16, 2013