Insider Trading Data

Frequently asked questions about insider trading data

What is a PDMR in European insider trading?

PDMR stands for Person Discharging Managerial Responsibilities. Under the EU Market Abuse Regulation (MAR), PDMRs include board members, C-suite executives, and senior managers who have …

How quickly must European insider trades be disclosed?

Under MAR, the issuer must publish a PDMR's transaction within **3 business days** of the trade date. The PDMR themselves must notify both the company …

Are UK insider trades still covered after Brexit?

Yes. The UK retained the Market Abuse Regulation in domestic law after leaving the EU. UK insider trade disclosures are regulated by the Financial Conduct …

Is Norway included in European insider trading data?

Yes. Although Norway is not an EU member state, it is part of the European Economic Area (EEA) and has adopted MAR into its regulatory …

What is the "closed period" for European insiders?

MAR mandates a **30-calendar-day closed period** before the announcement of a company's annual or half-yearly financial report. During this window, PDMRs are prohibited from trading …

How is European insider trading data different from US SEC Form 4?

In the US, insider filings are centralized through EDGAR on the SEC website. In Europe, filings are published by each country's national regulator — BaFin …

Can I filter insider trades by specific European country or exchange?

Yes. insider screener allows you to filter insider trades by country, exchange, sector, transaction type (buy/sell), and more. You can also save custom filters as …

Why do insiders sell stock?

Insiders sell stock for many reasons, and a sale is not automatically a negative signal. Common reasons include: - diversification - liquidity needs - tax …