Azizur Rahman | 28 July 2024
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Rahman Ravelli examine how the authorities in the US and UK are considering changes to their treatment of whistleblowers.
In this piece, which was published by The European Financial Review, Rahman Ravelli say that both countries appear eager to make whistleblowing more effective.
They detail how the US is looking to tell whistleblowers who to report their concerns to first and outlines the arguments made by the UK’s Serious Fraud Office Director Nick Ephgrave in favour of paying whistleblowers.
Rahman Ravelli explain that while only a small number of UK cases arise from whistleblowing, the practice plays a major role in US investigation and enforcement. The article considers the possible impact of the changes being proposed in the two countries.
The full article can be read here.
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