SEC Form 4 · Rule 10b5-1 trading plans
Insider trading plans — report
The register holds the trading plans that a public company's officers and directors declare, the adoption dates the filings state, the insiders who trade under each plan, and the transactions filed under it. This page sells one company's record as a dated document. It prints every adoption date, every named insider, every filed transaction, and the interval between those dates and the company's own reported results dates, each figure carrying its filing source.
- 7,839plan filings on the register
What you get
- A dated document covering one company's declared trading plans
- Each plan's adoption date as the filing states it
- The insiders named under each plan
- Every transaction filed under those plans, with its filing source
- The interval between adoption dates and the company's reported results dates
- A citable record to hand to a board, a compliance committee, a journalist or a court
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Who buys it
Buyers include corporate counsel, compliance officers, board committees, institutional investors, plaintiff firms, journalists and researchers who need one company's insider trading plan record on paper with its sources.
Questions
- What does the document cover?
- It covers one company's declared trading plans: each plan's adoption date as the filing states it, the insiders who trade under it, the transactions filed under it, and how those dates sit against the company's own reported results dates. Every figure carries the filing it came from.
- How current is the record?
- The document is built from the company's filings as they stand on the day it is bought. It prints the dates and the interval between them, and it names the filing behind each figure. No later filing is assumed.
- Who is named in the record?
- The record names the insiders the filings identify under each trading plan, the transactions filed under those plans, the adoption dates stated for each plan, and the company's reported results dates. It does not name anyone the filings do not name.
- How is the document used?
- A buyer can file it, cite it, or hand it to a board, a compliance committee, a journalist or a court. It gives a dated paper record of one company's declared trading plans, with each figure tied to the filing that states it.
How the figures are built
Every figure is the one its source document printed, shown with the file it came from. The three shares that are divided and the positions that are ranked are named on one page. Nothing is estimated. How each figure is defined.
Who publishes this
VELARIONAI LLC · Andrew Richardson, founder. Corrections reach a person: hello@velarionrecords.com. About this publication.
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