hide The Claims Resolution Tribunal (“CRT”) of the Holocaust Victim Assets Litigation is now closed, and this website is no longer being updated. It remains online through the assistance of the United States Holocaust Memorial Museum. The CRT was the administrative agency responsible for processing claims relating to assets deposited in Swiss Banks and other Swiss entities by Victims or Targets of Nazi persecution prior to and during the Second World War. It operated in Zurich and New York under the supervision of the United States District Court for the Eastern District of New York and the Court-appointed Special Masters. This website contains information about the deposited assets claims of the Swiss Banks Holocaust litigation, the Court’s decisions, and other relevant filings and materials.
    WELCOME TO THE
CLAIMS RESOLUTION TRIBUNAL

    
    INTRODUCTION

    
    This website provides information about the Tribunal established in 1997 to adjudicate claims to dormant accounts published by the Swiss Bankers Association in July and October 1997 (accounts opened in Swiss banks by non-Swiss nationals or residents that have been dormant since 9 May 1945).

    
    For further information about the procedures relating to the 1997 lists of dormant accounts click here

    
   

Please note that this website does NOT contain information about the Claims Resolution Process established to adjudicate claims to accounts published on 5 February 2001 in connection with the Holocaust Victims Assets Litigation in New York (accounts held in Swiss banks during the 1933 - 1945 period by account owners who were probably or possibly related to victims of Nazi persecution).

   
    For further information about the procedures relating to accounts published in the list of 5 February 2001, please click here