3 ms·
Nearly all executives trade in the securities of the corporations that employ them. Lots of executives exercise stock options and sell shares. I think executi
by cperciva 11y ago
Nearly all executives trade in the securities of the corporations that employ them.
Lots of executives exercise stock options and sell shares. I think executives buying securities on the open market is far less common.
The 'insider trading' issue with the timing of when executives sell shares is why SEC rule 10b5-1(c) exists: It allows executives to establish in advance plans for selling their shares, such that their future trades cannot be deemed to be the result of inside information.
- walshemj 11y agoare you sure Director buying is well reported the Investors chronicle has a weekly run down of which listed company's directors have brought/sold shares.