Nathan Anderson, the founder of Hindenburg Research, known for its investigative reports exposing financial wrongdoing, has announced his departure from the firm. Anderson said the decision was personal and driven by a desire to spend more time with loved ones.
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He said there was no specific reason for choosing to quit, though the intensity and focus of the work had come at the cost of missing people and experiences. The next step is to work on providing open source information about how Hindenburg conducted its investigations, he said. He said that nearly 100 people had faced criminal or civil charges by regulators at least partly due to Hindenburg’s work, which focused on accounting irregularities, illegal or unethical business or financial reporting practices and other undisclosed regulatory, product or financial issues.
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