You don’t have to work for the company to whistle blow, as $1.8Mn is awarded by the SEC to a company outsider following a successful regulatory

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You don’t have to work for the company to whistle blow, as $1.8Mn is awarded by the SEC to a company outsider following a successful regulatory action.

It strengthens the point that breaches in regulation can be identified and reported by those with no formal connection to a company, or no economic ties which employees have.

Does anyone have an opinion on the role auditors in whistleblowing? What takes precedence the contract with the client or the regulatory contract. Or is it not clear cut?

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