Whistleblowing in the United States is being buffered by uncertainty from regulators who are backing off policing corruption ...

The term “whistleblower” generally refers to a person who anonymously reports suspected corporate misconduct to their ...

While laws impose strict penalties for employees who unlawfully disclose trade secrets, including fines and imprisonment, many jurisdictions also protect whistleblowers who expose corporate misconduct ...

The IRS has released its first multi-year plan for the Whistleblower Office, showing it has recovered over $7 billion since ...

Since its launch in 201, the SEC Whistleblower Program has been a resounding success—but gaps still remain, a co-chair of ...

Other countries, including Canada, South Korea, and Nigeria also offer whistleblowers financial incentives. Such schemes can be effective, according to a report published by the Royal United ...

A new program proposed by New York lawmakers seeks to incentivize whistleblowers to report high-stakes financial crimes by ...

In addition, the US Treasury department’s financial crimes enforcement network (FinCEN) has a whistleblower awards programme ...

The IRS has introduced a strategic initiative to encourage citizens to report tax fraud, offering financial rewards for ...

Countries including the US, South Korea and Nigeria offer hefty rewards to insiders who uncover wrongdoing. Could the UK ...