Bradley Birkenfeld had it all, as a personal banking services advisor for the world's largest bank, UBS, where the wealthiest of the wealthy hid their millions from the eyes of tax authorities in a secret, complex network of anonymous accounts and offshore companies. When he discovered that UBS intended to pin the blame on him for the recklessness of its clients, Birkenfeld revealed the scheme to the American authorities. Over $15 billion (so far) has been recovered based on the unprecedented information provided by Birkenfeld, but although Bradley took it upon himself to bring to light the largest tax fraud scheme in history and shattered the tradition of secrecy of the Swiss banking system with his revelations, the Department of Justice tried to turn him into a scapegoat and silence him. He was charged with complicity in criminal activities, arrested, and served a thirty-month prison sentence. But Brad has emerged victorious. After his release, he was vindicated when the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) awarded him a $104 million reward for his shocking revelations, the largest such reward ever given. Now, with the book The Devil's Banker, Birkenfeld tells his amazing story for the first time.