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Every market abuse fine in the European Union in 2024 came to 45.5 million euro
| Year | Administrative sanctions | Administrative fines | Note |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2019 | Not stated here | EUR 82,824,945 | The peak value in the report's own words |
| 2021 | Not stated here | EUR 54,273,687 | |
| 2022 | No data available | No data available | The report records none |
| 2023 | 299 | EUR 45,946,421 | The report prints 45,946,420 elsewhere |
| 2024 | 377 | EUR 45,507,168 | 24 member states |
Sanctions and measures imposed under the Market Abuse Regulation, as collected from national authorities. The one euro discrepancy in the 2023 figure appears in the source and is reproduced rather than corrected. Criminal data are collected on a best effort basis and the report states they may be incomplete.
Across 24 member states, 377 administrative sanctions were issued under the Market Abuse Regulation in 2024, with fines totalling 45,507,168 euro. One United States regulator ordered 17.1 billion dollars across all its cases in a single year.
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