Jonas Ekblom
Reporter at Bloomberg News
Reporter at Bloomberg @business // Previously @SvD in Stockholm, @Reuters in Brussels and Washington DC // @columbiajourn and @UCL graduate.
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1 week ago |
insurancejournal.com | Kati Pohjanpalo |Jonas Ekblom
Sweden ousted the country’s chief financial regulator amid a controversy over an apparent conflict of interest. Daniel Barr, head of the Financial Supervisory Authority, will leave his position on June 19 to work at another government office, according to a statement from the minister of financial markets on Thursday. He has overseen the FSA while it audits his work from a prior position, putting him in an “unusual situation,” it said.
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2 weeks ago |
news.bloomberglaw.com | Kati Pohjanpalo |Jonas Ekblom
Sweden ousted the country’s chief financial regulator amid a controversy over an apparent conflict of interest. Daniel Barr, head of the Financial Supervisory Authority, will leave his position on June 19 to work at another government office, according to a statement from the minister of financial markets on Thursday. He has overseen the FSA while it audits his work from a prior position, putting him in an “unusual situation,” it said.
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2 weeks ago |
bloomberg.com | Kati Pohjanpalo |Jonas Ekblom
The Swedish Financial Supervisory Authority headquarters in Stockholm. (Bloomberg) -- Sweden ousted the country’s chief financial regulator amid a controversy over an apparent conflict of interest. Daniel Barr, head of the Financial Supervisory Authority, will leave his position on June 19 to work at another government office, according to a statement from the minister of financial markets on Thursday.
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2 weeks ago |
bloomberg.com | Jonas Ekblom
A brief initial plunge in Rheinmetall AG shares tempted the head of the German defense group to spend more than €710,000 ($781,000) increasing his stake on Monday. And he’s already showing a profit. Chief Executive Officer Armin Papperger bought two chunks of stock, one at an average price of €1,065, the other at about €1,058, according to filings. After opening down 27%, the stock erased all its declines and traded at €1,279 shortly before the close of trading.
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3 weeks ago |
bloomberg.com | Jonas Ekblom
Denmark’s benchmark stock index has fallen 21% from its September high, making it the first major European index set to enter a bear market, as tariff-related risks and a slump for Novo Nordisk A/S weigh. The OMXC25 Index dropped as much as 3.4% on Thursday, along with all other major European benchmarks, after US President Donald Trump announced sweeping global tariffs. Shares in logistics company DSV A/S and jewelry maker Pandora A/S were the biggest drags on the benchmark.
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A long-read recommendation for the weekend: This winter I've explored how the EU's climate ambitions appear seemingly at odds with one of the most powerful industries in Scandinavia - and almost a million private individuals. The reality is complicated: https://t.co/bRiRMInXiH
Over half of the world’s salmon comes from Norway, but all this fish needs to eat - and may play a part in the collapse of another fish. My latest deep dive for @business: https://t.co/mNL7A3xFzn
My first long read for Bloomberg @BW: You'll be hard pressed to find a smoker in Sweden, but that doesn't mean they're not hooked on nicotine - instead of lighting up they put these blueberry and menthol flavored nicotine pouches under their lips: https://t.co/aLLw053DzV
