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THE SHORTSELLER ENRICHMENT COMMISSION? WHISTLEBLOWERS, ACTIVIST SHORT SELLERS, AND THE NEW PRIVATIZATION OF PUBLIC ENFORCEMENT
2024
Overview
Two developments have transformed the detection of corporate fraud in the last decade: the Securities and Exchange Commission's Whistleblower Bounty Program (WBP) and the rise of activist short sellers. The WBP offers up financial bounties to individuals who bring forward actionable information about securities fraud. Activist shorts conduct due diligence to identify overvalued public companies, take short positions, reveal the negative information, and then enjoy trading profits if and when the stock tanks. Considered separately, these institutions are widely regarded as socially valuable innovations that help deter fraud.
