Time - One-quarter of respondents said they would violate insider trading laws
to make a $10 million return as long as they knew they wouldn’t get
caught, according to a
survey of 1,200 financial professionals conducted by University of Notre Dame
at the behest of the law firm Labaton Sucharow.
They also should have asked if they would cheat, if they knew they would get caught, but would only get a small fine as a slap on the wrist, and then be able to go right back to doing the same job.
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