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Increase in suspected insider trading, and more inspection revealed in Danish FSA report

Højbro Plads, with an equestrian statue of the founder of Copenhagen, Bishop Absalon in Copenhagen, Denmark.
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Martina Lindberg

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The Financial Supervisory Authority in Denmark undertook more inspections and reduced investigation times.

Finanstilsynet, the Danish Financial Supervisory Authority (FSA), opened 245 cases of potential market abuse in 2024, its new report of activities in 2024 discloses. That is a slight decrease from 2023, but the amount of suspected insider trading cases increased from 132 in 2023 to 142 in 2024.

Investigations into suspected market manipulation went down from 109 to

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