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The Age of the Whistleblower

The Economist Dec 6 2015 BoardBlogs

America is the best place for whistleblowers. The SEC’s programme, created by the Dodd-Frank financial-reform act of 2010, is arguably the strongest of the more than 40 federal whistleblower-friendly laws on the books. It rests on three pillars ...
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1. We live in the age of the whistleblower.
2. The institutional equivalent of animal instinct is to strike back.
3. The SEC has sent a strong message about restrictive language. It isn't messing around.
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