Eric Ben-Artzi, a former Deutsche Bank risk officer, said he refused to accept his part of a $16.5 million whistleblower award. Ben-Artzi criticized regulators for not going after the senior executives responsible for the false accounting he exposed at Deutsche. Instead, he said, the SEC reached a $55 million settlement with the bank that would ultimately hurt shareholders. In a column in the Financial Times, he blamed the “revolving door” between Deutsche and the SEC.
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