Wolf denies that he would have had inside information. – Aftonbladet

Michael Wolf bought 2013 shares in a company he Swedbank’s then CEO had been transparent.

It’s the reason he reported to the police by a large bank, according to sources in the Dagens Industri .

Wolf denies that he would have had inside information.

– he is very surprised to now find out that it is this that the suspicions about, says his lawyer Leif Gustafsson.

on Friday it became known that Swedbank had the police notified his now fired CEO Michael Wolf. But what he has been suspected for is still unclear.

Now, sources in Dagens Industri that notice relating to an equity transaction in 2013 – the company Oniva Online Group.

Wolf confirms purchase

Michael Wolf confirmed by his lawyer Leif Gustafsson, he bought shares in the company in 2013.

– he can confirm that he has bought shares in the company in 2013 and 2014. he has never itself sold any shares in the company. However, within the framework of a discretionary management sold recently, says Gustafsson to DI.

According to DI had Oniva Online Group loans at Swedbank, which made the big bank had good insight into how the company’s finances were developed.

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But Wolf denies that he should have had access to inside information.

– he are very surprised to now find out that it is this that the suspicions about. He has never had access to inside information and he has made a loss of business, says Leif Gustafsson.

Prosecutors would not comment

It is not the first time Oniva Online Group linked to economic crime, writes DI. Crimes Bureau conducted the summer of 2014 raided the company’s headquarters and CFO arrested on suspicion of insider dealing.

The treasurer was indicted but acquitted last week by the Stockholm District Court.

Prosecutors Olof Kronlund, who heads the investigation against Mr , declined to comment on details of Oniva Online Group and Wolf.