Feb
11
Wall St. Whistle-Blowers, Often Scorned, Get New Support
By
The New York Times
Becoming a whistle-blower by reporting wrongdoing on Wall Street or in a federal agency that regulates Wall Street takes lots of guts. And a strong argument can be made that whistle-blowers should be celebrated and rewarded for their courage.
Incredibly, though, all too often the opposite occurs, and Wall Street whistle-blowers are shunned, ostracized and ignored. Often, they are fired from their jobs and blackballed from the industry…
Wall St. Whistle-Blowers, Often Scorned, Get New Support
