"The SEC has now awarded approximately $376 million to 61 individuals since issuing its first award in 2012." There's no way the incentives from something like

"The SEC has now awarded approximately $376 million to 61 individuals since issuing its first award in 2012." There's no way the incentives from something like this SEC program could outweigh the economics of being high up within Rentec. [No dog in this fight about theorizing fraud vs. legit, just saying the SEC gap is multiple orders of magnitude in incentives here.]