This spring was sentenced one person to one year in prison for illegally traded with Fingerprint share, that is, to have had exclusive information used for trading.
The former governor should have acted shares through its endowment, and thus able to circumvent the disclosure rules on insider trading.
The 62-year-old man was arrested early Tuesday morning and sitting in Kronoberg in Stockholm. Prosecutors Pontus Hamiton at the Economic Crimes Bureau says that interest in Fingerprints former board member was woken by a notification.
How do you see the proof mode
– There are good reasons that he should be arrested. Things to indicate that he had information that a board member and then acted.
There is currently no evidence that he acted with someone else.
The man should on seven occasions from April 2012 to July 2013 have to have used inside information on their trade with Fingerprint share.
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