Bloomberg Whistleblower | Org

A private blog about whistleblowing, investigations, regulation changes, stories of mine and those who walked the walk alongside me or on their own. I have been a financial journalist, innovator and idea contributor to the Financial Times and Bloomberg since 2005. I had to retire for I withstood the worst of the corporate tit for tat after my whistleblowing to the UK Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) in 2018-21. Most recently, as we know, I blog about white-collar wrong under the pen name Bloomberg Whistleblower. My non-professional background is diverse. I have read Economic History at the London School of Economics and played ice hockey. Verily, I still enjoy both as my hobbies, using economic models to study the past and partaking in ice hockey games as a referee. Elsewhere, I occasionally act and double in ice hockey roles for TV docudramas and feature films. Along with this, I am mostly nursing my last vestiges of PTSD with a little puppy named Flippo and hoping to get my Aston-Martin Vantage V12S up and running, for I have been the marque's monomaniac since 2007.