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Should the mortgage industry develop a whistle-blowers program?

Should the mortgage industry develop a whistle-blowers program?

by Admin | Jul 18, 2016 | Employee Fraud, Featured, Financial Fraud, Mortgage Fraud

Ontario’s securities regulator has launched a whistle-blower program that offers up to $5 million to for tips that lead to the prosecution of fraudsters; should the mortgage industry develop a similar program? The answer, as is the case with most regulatory questions,...

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