In early March, the U.S. Justice Department announced a pilot program to pay whistleblowers for reporting corporate crime, reflecting a broader trend towards leveraging tipsters for enforcement efforts.
Regulators worldwide are recognizing the effectiveness of whistleblower programs in increasing transparency and corporate accountability through paid incentives, as highlighted by recent moves in the U.S. and the U.K.
Despite the progress, some regions like the European Union and Germany remain hesitant about paying for whistleblower information, showcasing varying attitudes towards incentivizing tips.
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