Insider transactions
Directors' and officers' dealings in more than fifty markets, read directly from the regulator in each one.
When the people who run a company buy its stock with their own money, it is worth knowing. ORTEX reads directors' and officers' dealings from more than 80 official regulator and exchange sources across more than fifty markets, 7.1 million transactions in all, and scores every one for conviction. You can separate a deliberate open-market purchase from a routine grant at a glance, anywhere in the world, in one feed.
as many insider trading days as the leading global aggregator in our own 12-month comparison, because ORTEX reads each regulator directly rather than buying a second-hand feed.
ORTEX comparison, trailing 12 months to September 2026.
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Cluster buys and large open-market purchases by executives, within a minute of filing.
Decades of point-in-time filings across markets to build and test an insider factor.
Follow a person, a board or a whole market in one consistent feed.
Global coverage, scored for conviction
One feed across more than fifty markets, and a score you can rank across all of them.
The UK and every major European market, from Germany, France and the Nordics to Poland, Greece, the Baltics and Turkey.
Korea, China, Hong Kong, India, Singapore, Malaysia, Thailand, Indonesia, Vietnam, the Philippines, Australia and New Zealand.
The US, Canada, Brazil, Chile, Israel, South Africa, Egypt and more.
Every trade carries a 0 to 3 conviction score. A discretionary open-market purchase scores top; a grant, a vesting or a tax withholding scores low.
230,000 insiders profiled with their full history across every company, and 36,000 rated on how their past trades performed.
US filings are in the feed within a minute of the SEC publishing them, and every other market is collected continuously as its regulator publishes. Canada from 1995, the UK from 1999.
Most global insider feeds are resold from one aggregator. ORTEX goes to each regulator itself, which in our comparison produced 1.6 times as many trading days, and every row states whether it carries a share count, a value or both, so markets compare like with like.
Insider buying, as filed
Recent top-conviction purchases by board members in Europe, straight from each national regulator.
- Source
- Each national regulator or exchange
- Score
- 0 to 3 conviction on every trade
- Profile
- Full history for every insider across companies
A chair buying 4 million shares with their own money is a different signal from a scheduled vesting, and the score says so.
| Published | Market | Company | Insider | Role | Shares | Price | Conviction |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 29 Sep 2026 | Sweden | H&M | Karl-Johan Persson | Chair | 4,000,000 | SEK 162.62 | 3 of 3 |
| 18 Sep 2026 | Sweden | Tele2 | Thomas Reynaud | Chair | 2,229,085 | SEK 167.62 | 3 of 3 |
| 16 Sep 2026 | Sweden | New Wave Group | Torsten Jansson | CEO | 345,000 | SEK 86.64 | 3 of 3 |
| 29 Sep 2026 | Sweden | Viking Supply Ships | Bengt A. Rem | Chair | 310,000 | SEK 175.00 | 3 of 3 |
| 17 Sep 2026 | UK | Pan African Resources | Marileen Kok | Finance Director | 21,556 | GBX 2,680 | 3 of 3 |
Every row links back to the original regulatory filing.
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Coverage, history and figures are as at September 2026. Provided for information purposes only; not investment advice. Past performance is not a guide to future results. See the full data catalog.