Friday, May 25, 2012

FraudClock?


Is there a realtime FraudClock somewhere, for comparison to the PrivateSavingsClock?

I'd really like to have a sense of the magnitude of white-collar crime & fraud, and it's rate of change.

Not to mention the rates & patterns of :
reporting;
case referrals;
prosecutions;
plea-bargains;
convictions.


For example:
SEC charges northern California fund manager in $60 million scheme.
http://www.sec.gov/news/press/2012/2012-101.htm

If this is going on in half the counties of every state, then how much is going on in banking centers, and net, nationwide?

The message seems to be that since we're running out of "money," we can't afford to prevent the last of it from being stolen. What a pity!

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