Danish financial and insurance markets are supervised by one national competent authority. 

Danish Financial supervisory Authority

The Danish FSA supervises the securities markets in Denmark. It monitors that undertakings have adequate own funds to cover their risks (supervision of solvency) and also that listed companies comply with their obligations to publish internal knowledge and other relevant information. Supervision of the stock market area also includes supervision that prospectuses are published when securities are offered to the public and that prospectus material meets all statutory requirements. Finally, the Danish FSA monitors the markets with a view to intervening in market abuse (insider dealing and price manipulation).

In addition to supervisory activities, the Danish FSA assists in drawing up financial legislation and issues executive orders for the financial area.

For more information: https://www.dfsa.dk/About-us

https://www.dfsa.dk/Rules-and-Practice