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ARTICLE · 15 JANUARY 2019

Why Is Whistleblowing Still A Risk?

Despite being a world leader in the financial markets, the UK falls short of other jurisdictions when it comes to providing protection for whistleblowers.

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Despite being a world leader in the financial markets, the UK falls short of other jurisdictions when it comes to providing protection for whistleblowers.  And with the New York Times stating the roots of a major new global financial crisis could already be taking hold in America, whistleblowers can provide an invaluable check on the behaviour of senior decision makers.  But despite the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) increasing its resources to handle complaints from whistleblowers, those brave enough to stick their head above the parapet are still risking having it ruthlessly removed. 

Studies show that blowing the whistle poses a risk for the person disclosing the information due to:

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