Find the Swiss insider trades that matter

Under SIX Swiss Exchange listing rules, members of the board of directors and the executive committee must report transactions in the company’s equity securities and related derivatives that affect their assets. SIX Exchange Regulation publishes these management transaction disclosures. This page organizes transactions in our Swiss reporting coverage. SIX listing rules

The insider must notify the listed company within two trading days of the transaction. The company must report the notification to SIX Exchange Regulation within three trading days of receipt. The dealing date and publication date can therefore differ. This preview follows reporting date and includes disclosures reported in the past seven days. SIX: management transactions

Switzerland uses a dual-track framework under the Financial Market Infrastructure Act (FinMIA). FINMA can pursue administrative proceedings for market abuse without requiring intent to profit. The Office of the Attorney General handles criminal cases that require proof of intent to achieve a pecuniary advantage. A public management transaction notification is not a regulatory approval of a trade. FINMA: market abuse

Information qualifies as insider information when it is not yet public, specific enough to assess a likely price effect, and price-sensitive if disclosed. Examples include unannounced results, profit warnings, major transactions or restructurings. Mere rumours generally do not qualify without concrete facts. FINMA: inside information

No. This page tracks publicly disclosed management transactions published under listing rules. Illegal insider dealing concerns prohibited use or disclosure of inside information. Legal insider trading can still occur when blackout rules and disclosure obligations are respected.

Separate from management transactions, investors must disclose holdings when voting-right thresholds are crossed, starting at 3% under FinMIA. A threshold notification alone does not establish that a board member bought shares on the open market. FINMA: disclosure obligations

Read the currency recorded beside each transaction and in the original notification. Swiss listings commonly use Swiss francs (CHF), but the disclosed currency and instrument should be checked. Ranking previews labelled USD use converted comparison values.

Management transaction rules apply to issuers with equity securities primarily listed on SIX Swiss Exchange. Dual-listed companies may also have disclosures in other markets. These rules do not establish that this platform covers every issuer or venue. Check available companies on our coverage page.

Our Switzerland processing is scheduled hourly during active coverage hours. A notification may appear after the dealing date, and publication, processing or corrections can affect availability. Check the coverage page for the latest processed transaction and current source status.

Open a company page from search and use its report or alert action. Plus includes daily reports; Premium adds email alerts as transactions are processed. Tracked-company limits and other plan limits apply. A notification or a large purchase is research context, not a forecast of returns.