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Celtic controversy: CFD disclosure in Ireland

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| Print by Tim Human

In the Irish Republic, CFDs are big news for the wrong reasons, but disclosure rules are set to change

IROs use different techniques to keep an eye on their company’s share register. Market intelligence firms, newswires and old-fashioned detective work all come in handy. IROs prefer not to rely on the media, but the growth in secretive stake building on the Irish Stock Exchange (ISE) – often through derivatives ...

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