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Two men arrested in Dublin as part of investigation into suspected insider trading

The two men are currently being held in a Garda station in Dublin.
Two men arrested in Dublin as part of investigation into suspected insider trading

Michael Bolton

Two men have been arrested on Friday in Dublin as part of an investigation into suspected insider trading.

The two men are currently being held in a Garda station in Dublin.

The investigation was launched after An Garda Síochána was alerted to a number of transactions by the Central Bank of Ireland.

As this is an ongoing criminal investigation, a Garda spokesperson is not available.

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