“Late last year it became apparent that one of the two Settlement Defendants, Credit Suisse, would provide a significant amount of specific additional account information that had neither been recorded by the ICEP auditors nor had previously been disclosed in the course of so-called ‘voluntary assistance.’ Such voluntary assistance is an integral part of the banks’ pledge to cooperate with the implementation of the Settlement Agreement .... The CRT accordingly has sought voluntary assistance relating to hundreds of claimed accounts and has received regular input from one of the defendant banks [UBS] for several years. But until 2007 little had been achieved in several years of ongoing discussion between the CRT and Credit Suisse .... Finally, in November 2007, the CRT received additional documentation for a priority list of 29 yet to be awarded Custody accounts. This additional information proved to contain not only information about the identity of the account owner, but also detailed documentation on the portfolios held in these 29 accounts as well as their disposition history.... The CRT [then] pressed for the delivery of additional information for a list of 322 Custody accounts ..., which consisted largely of already awarded accounts, most of which, in the absence of any information on their content, had been awarded at presumptive value. Credit Suisse eventually provided documentation containing new information for 257 of the requested 322 Custody accounts, part of which was received in February 2008, while the bulk of it came in April. The CRT has since begun revisiting the previously awarded custody accounts for which new information is available. The CRT now recommends the adjustment of 10 awards previously approved by the Court prior to the receipt of this additional information. Additional amendments will be forthcoming as the CRT’s analysis of the records proceeds.”