SEC’s Whistleblower Program Faces Criticism Over Vulnerability to Exploitation by Global Actors
The Securities and Exchange Commission’s (SEC) whistleblower program, designed initially as a mechanism to aid Wall Street reform through the Dodd-Frank Act, may be faltering under its own global reach. The initiative, which has granted over $2 billion in awards over the past decade, paid out an astounding $279 million to a single informant in…