Harry Markopolos's No One Would Listen documents his decade-long effort to expose Bernie Madoff's multi-billion-pound Ponzi scheme to the US Securities and Exchange Commission. Markopolos, a former investment industry professional, discovered mathematical inconsistencies in Madoff's reported returns and repeatedly warned the SEC of fraud—warnings initially ignored. His memoir details the investigation, his frustration with regulatory inaction, and the eventual collapse of the scheme following the 2008 financial crisis. The book appeals to readers interested in financial crime, institutional accountability, regulatory failure and one individual's persistence in pursuing the truth. Markopolos's account raises essential questions about financial oversight and whistleblowing.

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No One Would Listen Scott Brick, Harry Markopolos, Frank Casey, Neil Chelo, David Kotz, Gaytri Kachroo, Michael Ocrant

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