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Former Nasdaq employee convicted of insider trading
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Former Nasdaq employee convicted of insider trading

A former employee at the Stockholm Stock Exchange was responsible for market surveillance, but provided insider information to several related parties. Now he and two other people are being convicted of insider trading
After the Russia announcement: "I'm getting suspicious"
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After the Russia announcement: "I'm getting suspicious"

Comeback Russians during an ongoing war and a doping scandal fresh in the memory. When the World Cup in cross-country continues in Davos, Switzerland, the situation is special
IBU's response: No opening for neutral Russians
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IBU's response: No opening for neutral Russians

It was possible to get back into other skiing sports. Now Russia hopes for the same outcome for biathlon and is also appealing that suspension to the Court of Arbitration for Sport (CAS)
Expert on Avanza's mess: Embarrassing mistakes
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Expert on Avanza's mess: Embarrassing mistakes

The Avanza online bank had technical problems this morning. They would probably need to invest resources in making the systems more robust, says Sverre Linton, Chief Legal Officer at Aktiespararna
Sanction for "naked flashing" remains in place
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Sanction for "naked flashing" remains in place

The Court of Appeal follows the Administrative Court's line and upholds the Financial Supervisory Authority's decision to give Nordnet a sanction fee of SEK 100 million.
Johaug rages against Russian Olympic comeback: "Completely wrong"
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Johaug rages against Russian Olympic comeback: "Completely wrong"

Therese Johaug strongly criticizes the fact that Russian skiers now appear to be allowed into the Winter Olympics in Milano-Cortina. It is completely wrong, says the Norwegian ski legend in her podcast
Two Russian figure skaters ready for the Olympics
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Two Russian figure skaters ready for the Olympics

Two Russian figure skaters have been cleared by the International Olympic Committee (IOC) to compete in next year's Winter Olympics, the Russian state-controlled news agency Tass reports, according to Aftonbladet.
Here are the funds you should watch out for
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Here are the funds you should watch out for

Do you have any of the big banks' mixed funds in your savings? If so, it may be time to think again. In the worst case, you will be paying for a service that you do not receive, warns the Swedish Financial Supervisory Authority
750 million in frozen accounts in Sweden
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750 million in frozen accounts in Sweden

Around 750 million kronor is in frozen accounts in Sweden linked to companies and people on various sanctions lists, reports Ekonomiekot on Sveriges Radio.
The time chaos in the premiere: "Am I going that slowly?"
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The time chaos in the premiere: "Am I going that slowly?"

The World Cup premiere in Ruka got off to a strange start when the timing broke down and confusion spread among both skaters and spectators. My first thought was: “Horror, am I going so slowly today,” says Ebba Andersson after the race
Warning for actors – fake loans and investments
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Warning for actors – fake loans and investments

The Swedish Financial Supervisory Authority is adding 38 new names to its warning list. The actors lack a license to offer financial services in Sweden and in several cases offer fake loans and investments
Swedish media publisher files police report against Zuckerberg
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Swedish media publisher files police report against Zuckerberg

The publishing organization Utgivarna calls Facebook's scam ads "a democratic problem" and is reporting Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg to the police.
He will be the new head of the Swedish Financial Supervisory Authority.
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He will be the new head of the Swedish Financial Supervisory Authority.

The Government has appointed Johan Almenberg as the new Director General and Head of the Swedish Financial Supervisory Authority.
Westman: Always worse to be a woman
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Westman: Always worse to be a woman

She feels supported by the Swedish Ski Association. But when it comes to prize money in the World Cup – Frida Westman is critical
FI looks at Marginalen Bank
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FI looks at Marginalen Bank

FI: AI boom is vulnerable
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FI: AI boom is vulnerable

High expectations for AI have driven up stock markets and a correction risks, in the worst case, triggering global financial stress, warns the Swedish Financial Supervisory Authority in its stability report.
Alarm: Companies violate Russian sanctions
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Alarm: Companies violate Russian sanctions

There is probably a large export from Sweden to Russia in violation of EU sanctions. While direct exports to Russia have plummeted, exports to neighboring countries have exploded, a report from nine Swedish authorities shows
Suspicions against fired Intellego CEO have been strengthened
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Suspicions against fired Intellego CEO have been strengthened

Suspicions against the research company Intellego Technologies' fired CEO Claes Lindahl for gross fraud have been strengthened after last week's crackdown, Attorney General Thomas Hertz told Dagens Industri.
Stock market halt in Intellego continues - no information available
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Stock market halt in Intellego continues - no information available

The stock market halt in Intellego will remain in place, the Swedish Financial Supervisory Authority (FI) has decided. The information is far too incomplete, according to the authority
FI warns of meme stocks: "Going downhill quickly"
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FI warns of meme stocks: "Going downhill quickly"

Recently, some so-called meme stocks have seen brutal falls. Now the Swedish Financial Supervisory Authority (FI) is warning about the risks of these stocks, which often attract young investors
Did bad credit checks – get fined
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Did bad credit checks – get fined

Avida Finans has given loans without checking whether the borrower can repay them. Now the finance company is being fined 20 million kronor by the Swedish Financial Supervisory Authority (FI)
Banks unclear when mortgage discount will expire
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Banks unclear when mortgage discount will expire

Banks are required to inform their customers at least one month before the interest rate discount on mortgages expires. However, Ekonomiekot reports that the banks are lacking in clarity
Still a large difference between mortgage rates
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Still a large difference between mortgage rates

There are still large differences between the average mortgage interest rates of different banks. For a loan of 2 million, there can be a difference of 4,500 kronor per year, according to a compilation by the Swedish Financial Supervisory Authority
Preliminary investigation into "Pump and dump" is closed
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Preliminary investigation into "Pump and dump" is closed

The Swedish Economic Crime Authority is closing its preliminary investigation into pump and dump fraud, they announced in a press release.
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