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That doesn’t sound very appealing. A lot of people in Wall Street, especially the ones with access to the kind of information to become a good whistleblower, m
by nico 4y ago
That doesn’t sound very appealing.
A lot of people in Wall Street, especially the ones with access to the kind of information to become a good whistleblower, make $500k+/year.
That means those people are actually very unlikely to want to tell on others, unless maybe they are already on their way out.
- __derek__ 4y agoThis appears to assume that the whistleblower would have to leave the company afterward, which may not be justified given (a) the strong anti-retaliatory protections, (b) the highly-regulated nature of Wall Street, and (c) the nature of these settlements. Maybe they're shuffled off to the bench until retirement, though. Again, I don't know anything, though. I just appreciate the game theory.