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Financial Incentives for Whistleblowers: Note by the Financial Conduct Authority and the Prudential Regulation Authority for the Treasury Select Committee

Financial Conduct Authority; Prudential Regulation Authority · Government · Jul 2014 · United Kingdom

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FCA/PRA note to the Treasury Select Committee (Jul 2014) rejecting financial incentives for whistleblowers: US research findings, moral hazards, comparison with CMA/HMRC informant (CHIS) payments, planned annual whistleblowing reports. Numbers present are about FCA whistleblowing case volumes, not a reward programme (cases up 55% 2011-2012 and 42% 2012-2013; expected to rise about 30% in 2014 to around 1,200; under 1% of cases lead to financial penalties) and are out of scope because the dataset has no FCA programme. Its two events (BIS response 25 Jun 2014; FCA/PRA decision) were already recorded.

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What it covers The UK regulators' conclusion not to introduce US-style financial incentives; mentions the BIS response of 25 June 2014.

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