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SEC Ignored Internal Madoff Whistleblower, Too

Jul 2 2009 | 3:55am ET

Since Bernard Madoff’s arrest, much has been made of Harry Markopolous, who for years tried—and failed—to get the Securities and Exchange Commission to take a closer look at Madoff’s operations. But it seems the SEC had an in-house whistleblower that it also ignored.


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