Did you know that all american investment banks do this?
You read "finnish bank" does X. You immediately assume that the key bit is "finnish", when it really is "bank". I submit that says a lot about how much you know about the world out there.
US investment banks restrict some of their employees from trading at all, and some of their employees can trade but have to disclose them with the bank. Yes, their personal lives. Is this repulsive for you?
(I don't know if this applies to BTC specifically, I imagine mostly because the world of finance is still scrambling to wrap their minds around it.)
When I saw the news I didn't pay attention to the "finnish" part and the first thing in my mind is "this must probably be in the US".
It's the only country that seems to go out of their way to give a lot of freedom, power and rights to big companies instead of citizens.
Are you sure you want to go down that line of reasoning?