About the author
Harry Markopolos is an American financial investigator and former securities-industry executive best known for warning the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission about Bernard Madoff years before the scheme collapsed.
No One Would Listen tells that investigation from Markopolos's perspective, including the mathematical inconsistencies, repeated submissions to regulators, and personal strain of pursuing a fraud whose public reputation continued to grow.
Where to start
Start with No One Would Listen for the first-person record of Markopolos's Madoff investigation and the institutional failure to act on it.
