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FSA issues ninth largest fine in its history

UK regulator wins Court of Appeal hearing against Winterflood over share ramping on Aim stock in 2004

The Financial Services Authority today issued one of its biggest fines to date after a tribunal ruled against the biggest market makers on London's junior market over claims of share ramping that saw a particular stock soar fourfold.

The UK Financial Services Authority said Thursday it is imposing fines of £4.25m (€4.9m) on Winterflood and two traders for market abuse after it won a market abuse case in the Court of Appeal. It is the ninth largest fine ever issued by the FSA.

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