Identifying market manipulation - methods and examples

Sign up for the webinar to learn how to identify instances of market manipulation, with practical examples, alongside Per Friberg, Financial Crime Surveillance Officer at Trapets.

  • Per Friberg
    Per FribergSenior Financial Crime Surveillance Officer
- CEST
Webinar
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Many market manipulation methods can look like normal trading behaviour: orders are placed, amended, and cancelled. Volumes fluctuate, and prices move.  

At first glance, it can all look legitimate. But for compliance teams, this creates a common challenge: how do you distinguish normal trading from suspicious activity? 

In our upcoming webinar, Per Friberg, Financial Crime Surveillance Officer at Trapets, will guide you through real cases and practical examples of market manipulation.  

You’ll learn how these behaviours show up in trading data and how to spot them using Trapets Market and Trade Surveillance. 

What you will gain from this session 

  • A clear understanding of what market manipulation is and how it manifests in trading environments
  • Insights from real cases in the Nordics
  • Examples of market manipulation and how to detect them using Trapets Market and Trade Surveillance 

Join us on Friday, 17 April at 09:00 CEST, by filling out the registration form below. 

Have questions about identifying market manipulation already? Submit them now, and Per will answer them during the live Q&A.

We look forward to seeing you! 

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Speakers

  • Per Friberg

    Per Friberg

    Senior Financial Crime Surveillance Officer

    Per has a background in investment banking and has extensive experience as a sales trader of European and US equities and derivatives. He has worked as a criminal investigator of market abuse at the Swedish Economic Crime Authority and at the National Anti-Corruption Unit at NOA within the Swedish Police Authority.

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