The SEC has paid over $1 billion to whistleblowers since 2012. But a new study says the agency has outsourced the job to high-priced law firms that may discourage more tipsters from coming forward. - Yahoo Canada Finance
A recent study argues that the SEC's whistleblower program is dominated by high-priced law firms. Those firms can take 30%-40% of the whistleblower's bounty, lowering incentives for tipsters to ...
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