Market manipulation: methods and examples

Join us for the webinar on Friday, 27 September, to learn practical examples of identifying market manipulation.
  • Per Friberg

    Per Friberg

    Senior Financial Crime Surveillance Officer
  • Jonas Rehnberg Trapets

    Jonas Rehnberg

    Senior Financial Crime Surveillance Officer
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Webinar
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Market manipulation is a type of market abuse intended to deceive investors by controlling or influencing the price of securities. It's a challenging crime for financial institutions and authorities to detect and prevent.

Join us for a webinar on "Market manipulation: methods and examples" to learn how to effectively identify instances of market manipulation. 

Per Friberg and Jonas Rehnberg, Senior Financial Crime Surveillance Officers at Trapets, will discuss the details of market manipulation and how to detect it in this 60-minute session. 

During the webinar, you will learn:

  • What market manipulation is. 
  • Examples of market manipulation and how to identify them with Trapets Market and Trade Surveillance system. 
  • Examples of market behaviours that are not market manipulation and why. 

Don't miss this opportunity to enhance your understanding of market manipulation. Sign up for the webinar today by filling out the form below. 

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.

  • Jonas Rehnberg Trapets

    Jonas Rehnberg

    Senior Financial Crime Surveillance Officer

    Jonas has extensive experience in Market Surveillance from Swedbank and Nordnet.

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