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More suspected abuse of inside information in Finland, FIN-FSA reveals

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Martina Lindberg

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The Finnish Financial Supervisory Authority commenced 50% more cases in 2023 compared to 2022.

Close to 200 supervision cases around securities market trading and disclosure obligations were processed by Finanssivalvonta, the Financial Supervisory Authority in Finland (FIN-FSA), last year – an increase of 50% on 2022.

A majority of the cases tackled concerns regarding abuse of inside information (145) and market manipulation (31).

The FIN-FSA said that the increase in

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