The SEC’s successful whistleblower bounty program is raising some very interesting questions about the future of whistleblowing in general. Tom Fox reports on the agency’s recent enforcement actions.

As the string of police shooting incidents galvanized #BlackLivesMatter and #BlueLivesMatter, some police departments are embracing de-escalation as a way to improve police work in general. Bill Coffin has more.

Wells Fargo executives will testify before Congress this week amid revelations that employees opened unauthorized deposit and credit card accounts in their pursuit of sales targets and bonuses. Joe Mont reports.

The SEC has prevailed in a jury trial against the City of Miami (which it labeled “a recidivist violator of the federal securities laws”) and Michael Boudreaux, the city’s former budget director. Bruce Carton has more enforcement hits and misses.

The Man From FCPA, Tom Fox, asks why it is always the employee’s fault when a corporation engages in fraudulent activity leading to regulatory fallout. Perhaps the CEO of Wells Fargo, responsible for the firing of 5,300 “rogue” employees for fraudulent activity, has the answer.

Since the July 23 Brexit vote, the United Kingdom has dwelled in an interim world of having declared its intent to break off from the European Union without having actually done it. That no longer matters. Join us at Compliance Week Europe to continue the conversation.