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Allegations at record high as more whistleblowers turn to FCA

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Martina Lindberg

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300 whistleblowers turned to the regulator in Q2 2023, bringing more allegations than ever.

A record high number of 300 whistleblowers turned to the FCA in Q2 2023, the regulator’s new quarterly data report shows. The whistleblowers also brought 821 allegations in total, another new record for the watchdog. June was the busiest month, with 119 whistleblowers coming forward with allegations. The quietest month was in

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