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Difficult for Bonnesen to get a new trial
The prison sentence against the former Swedbank CEO Birgitte Bonnesen will be appealed to the Supreme Court, assures her lawyer. However, the odds are against the Supreme Court taking up her case.
Gardell: Bonnesen's verdict may push up CEO salaries
The prison sentence against the former Swedbank CEO Birgitte Bonnesen surprised financier Christer Gardell, co-owner of the activist fund Cevian Capital – one of the Stockholm Stock Exchange's largest owners. Demands for higher executive salaries may be an effect, he believes.
Prison for Swedbank's former CEO
She was acquitted in the district court, but the court of appeal makes a different assessment. Swedbank's former CEO Birgitte Bonnesen is sentenced to prison for one year and three months for gross fraud.
Former Swedbank CEO receives verdict in Court of Appeal
The former Swedbank CEO Birgitte Bonnesen, who is charged with gross fraud and disclosure of insider information, will receive her verdict in the Svea Court of Appeal on Tuesday. Bonnesen was fully acquitted by the Stockholm District Court in January 2023, but the verdict was appealed by the prosecution.
Gang Leader Released from Custody After Murder Trial
A leading figure in the criminal network Dödspatrullen, who was sentenced in the district court for a murder in Uppsala in 2017, is released on bail, reports [P4 Uppland](https://sverigesradio. se/artikel/efter-mord-i-uppsala-gangledare-slappt-ur-haktet).
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