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Cantor Fitzgerald Ireland Limited fined €453k for Market Abuse Regulation breaches

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Jean Hurley

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Cantor failed to report suspicious transactions and lacked effective governance arrangements for detecting and reporting them.

The Central Bank of Ireland has imposed a fine of €453,000 ($586,000) on Cantor Fitzgerald Ireland Limited (Cantor) for significant breaches of the Market Abuse Regulation (MAR). This enforcement action, announced on February 25, 2025, is intended by the Central Bank to highlight its commitment to safeguarding the integrity of Irish financial markets.  

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