The SEC And SIPC: Investing At Your Own Peril

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The Madoff fraud has exposed these troubled consumer protection agencies. In this segment of the Massachusetts School of Law's program, Books of Our Times, Dean Lawrence R. Velvel interviews Erin Arvedlund on her book: Too Good To Be True: The Rise And Fall of Bernie Madoff.
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[uzijohn]

This and so many other problems begin and end with a "Lack of Accountability"

NOT just the company or group but each and every individual

After investigation a percentage of blame should to be assigned to each person

The head of the SEC and other regulating bodies, shouldn't receive full pensions,

NOT if their incompetence completely wiped-out others, a fine not to exceed 50% of their compensation would be fair

What is his punishment for a soldier on guard duty who falls asleep?