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Fewer whistleblowers turn to the FCA, new data reveals

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Martina Lindberg

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Compliance, fitness propriety, and culture of organization remain as the top three subjects of allegations.

New whistleblower data shows 253 whistleblowing reports were made to the FCA during Q2 2024. The reports contained 641 allegations, a slight dip compared to Q2 last year, when the authority received 300 reports holding a total of 821 allegations.

Since the start of publishing whistleblower data in 2021, only one quarter has featured fewer

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