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If the SEC wants to fight fraud, icing out whistleblowers isn’t the way Original

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By Gordon Schnell
| The Hill Verified
Until just over a month ago, the Securities and Exchange Commission had been relatively sparing in its awards this year under the SEC Whistleblower Program, leading many to question whether its support for the program was losing steam. With the SEC issuing five awards over several days surrounding Labor Day, however, the agency seemed to be signaling it remains firmly behind the program.
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Opinion - If the SEC wants to fight fraud, icing out whistleblowers isn’t the way

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By Gordon Schnell
| Yahoo Finance Verified
Until just over a month ago, the Securities and Exchange Commission had been relatively sparing in its awards this year under the SEC Whistleblower Program, leading many to question whether its support for the program was losing steam. With the SEC issuing five awards over several days surrounding Labor Day, however, the agency seemed to be signaling it remains firmly behind the program.
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3 ways Trump may be clearing a path for whistleblowers

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By Gordon Schnell
| The Hill Verified
President Trump’s vision of a streamlined executive branch, remade in his image and tailored to his whims, is alarming. He seems intent on dismantling the guardrails long in place to keep our leaders in check, and hobbling the agencies that are critical to our health and financial well-being. But an unintended consequence emerging from Trump’s imperious leanings is an opening for whistleblowers to fill the breach. There are three reasons why.
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