Daniel Carlat: “[They] are not the only examples of our country’s burgeoning culture of deceptive information-brokers. In the last couple of years, we’ve read about college loan officers referring students to banks in return for kickbacks; financial analysts entrusting their customers’ money to certain stock brokers in return for golf and gambling vacations; and government officials accepting lavish gifts from lobbyists for decisions that enrich their clients.”
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