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DN Debate. "Tighter Requirements for Company Information Stop Fraudsters"

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DN DEBATT. After high-profile court cases about misleading information, higher demands are being placed on the transparency of listed companies. Now the spotlight must also be focused on the responsibility of boards, management and auditors when it comes to reviewing and valuing companies' assets, write Stefan Engström, PhD, and Jonas Myrdal, chamber prosecutor at the Swedish Economic Crime Authority.

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DN Debate. "Tighter Requirements for Company Information Stop Fraudsters"

DN DEBATT. After high-profile court cases about misleading information, higher demands are being placed on the transparency of listed companies. Now the spotlight must also be focused on the responsibility of boards, management and auditors when it comes to reviewing and valuing companies' assets, write Stefan Engström, PhD, and Jonas Myrdal, chamber prosecutor at the Swedish Economic Crime Authority.

4 days ago·Stockholm, Sweden

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Dagens Nyheter. broke the news in Stockholm, Sweden 4 days ago on Friday, May 30, 2025.

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