Financial Executives That Are Aware of Insider Trading and Other Violations of Securities Law Can Work With An Insider Trade Whistleblower Lawyer to Confidentially Explore A SEC Whistleblower Reward Bounty Action by Texas Financial Executive SEC Whistleblower Lawyer and SEC Bounty Action Whistleblower Lawyer Jason S. Coomer

Financial Executives That Are Aware of Insider Trading and Other Violations of Securities Law Can Work With An Insider Trade Whistleblower Lawyer to Confidentially Explore A SEC Whistleblower Reward Bounty Action by Texas Financial Executive SEC Whistleblower Lawyer and SEC Bounty Action Whistleblower Lawyer Jason S. Coomer

The SEC is offering large financial bounties to financial executives that properly blow the whistle on insider trading, stock manipulation schemes, and other violations of securities law.  These insider trading whistleblower rewards can be obtained by financial executives and other financial professionals with knowledge of illegal insider trading and other SEC violations. By working with a SEC Confidential Whistleblower Bounty Action Lawyer, a financial executive whistleblower can confidentially explore a bounty action and protect their career while evaluating a potential case.  This protection can be critical in protecting the whistleblower from potential retaliation.  For more information on confidentially exploring an SEC bounty action, please feel free to contact Confidential  Insider Trade Whistleblower Reward Lawyer Jason Coomer or go to the following web page: Financial Executive SEC Bounty Actions: Insider Trading Confidential Whistleblower Information. 

Financial Executives Confess: Sure, We Lie and Cheat - Forbes

"So more than half of all these financial executives can admit to being tempted by insider trading. Isn’t there any deterrence? Not according to these same executives. Only 30% feel that the Securities and Exchange Commission, or in England the Serious Fraud Office, “effectively deters, investigates and prosecutes securities violations.” Likewise only 29% believe that FINRA and the FSA, two more American regulators, do so."

"The survey goes on to find that 94% of executives would like to be whistleblowers under the terms of the SEC’s whistleblower program, but only 44% of them know about the program. That finding, of course, serves the interest of the law firm behind the survey, which is all about representing SEC whistleblowers."