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Deutsche Börse agrees to pay €10.5m fines linked to insider trading row

Agreeing to pay the fines marks a step forward in closing an investigation by German authorities

Deutsche Börse agrees to pay €10.5m fines linked to insider trading row

Deutsche Börse has decided to pay €10.5m in a bid to resolve an insider trading probe that has continued to dog the company and its chief executive since the collapse of a planned merger with the London Stock Exchange.

The fines relate to an investigation into share purchases made by CEO Carsten Kengeter before the merger was made public in February 2016.

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