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The Deutsche Bank whistleblower who gave up $8m is going broke | Financial Times

By Securities Docket on October 16, 2020, 7:49 am

That Mr Ben-Artzi failed to benefit from the SEC award is not surprising. The securities watchdog had allocated it to him in 2016, a year after it fined Deutsche Bank $55m for artificially boosting its balance sheet. But Mr Ben-Artzi rejected it, writing in the Financial Times that he could not take money that had been extracted from “Deutsche’s shareholders instead of the managers responsible”.

via The Deutsche Bank whistleblower who gave up $8m is going broke | Financial Times.

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