A Quantitative Finance, Whistleblower & Market Integrity Specialist
Jeremy Roseberry is a quantitative financial analyst, fintech entrepreneur, and former United States Marine (MOS 0311, Infantry). He holds an MBA from Florida Atlantic University and brings more than twenty years of experience in financial services, specialising in algorithmic modelling of market inefficiencies. He has held senior analytical and management roles across registered investment advisers, major banks, custodians, and multi-family offices, with responsibilities spanning portfolio strategy, compliance oversight, and mergers and acquisitions.
He is the CEO and co-founder of FairShares, Inc., and the principal inventor of multiple U.S. and international patents covering the only known commercially available technology for correcting the false information return problem documented in the petition, technology that the industry’s own executives described as “groundbreaking” before uniformly declining to adopt it.
He is the founder of The Private Attorney General Project (pagproject.com), an initiative established to pursue systemic financial injustices that governments and regulators have failed to address, whether through institutional inertia, conflicts of interest, or the regulatory capture that insulates powerful industries from the laws designed to constrain them. The project operates on a principle as old as the American legal system itself: when the institutions created to enforce the law will not enforce it, a citizen may assume the role the law provides and enforce it himself.
He is a multi-agency federal whistleblower represented by Sean X. McKessy of Phillips & Cohen LLP, the architect and founding Chief of the SEC’s Office of the Whistleblower, with active submissions to the SEC, the IRS, and the Department of Justice. Over nearly six years of engagement across these agencies, including a direct meeting with IRS Criminal Investigation arranged by the division’s senior leadership in October 2025, no federal official has disputed his findings, challenged his mathematics, or offered a legal basis for the continuation of the practices he documented.
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