Watch on Reuters Insider the pilot episodes of "SIDE BAR WITH BILL SINGER." Veteran Wall Street regulatory lawyer Bill Singer hosts three episodes of this new program.
In August 2012, the Securities and Exchange Commission made its first whistleblower bounty payment and individuals are lining up with their tips, hoping for a pay day. How does this modern day bounty hunting on Wall Street work? Veteran Wall Street lawyers Bill Singer and Aegis J. Frumento discuss this new regulatory initiative.
Formerly a Managing Director of Morgan Stanley Smith Barney,
a partner and the co-head of the Financial Markets and Securities Litigation
Groups of Duane Morris, LLP, and the managing partner of Singer Frumento LLP,
Aegis J. Frumento joined Stern Tannenbaum & Bell in 2012, and serves as the
Co-Head of the firm's Financial Markets practice. Frumento represents senior
executives of public companies, private companies planning for initial public
offerings, and SEC-regulated entities and persons.
Watch on Reuters Insider the pilot episodes of "SIDE BAR WITH BILL SINGER." Veteran Wall Street regulatory lawyer Bill Singer hosts three episodes of this new program.
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