SEC Reduces Whistleblower Award Due To Delayed Reporting

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The SEC reduced a whistleblower award after discovering that the whistleblower financially benefited from waiting to report the misconduct.

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The SEC reduced a whistleblower award after discovering that the whistleblower financially benefited from waiting to report the misconduct. The final award given to the whistleblower was over $1.5 million.

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