Insider trading disclosures require reporting trades by insiders, their relatives, and persons for whom they decide trades. Regulation 6 requires insiders to make specified public disclosures of securities trading by themselves, their immediate relatives, and any person for whom they take trading decisions; attribution focuses on the decision maker's possession of unpublished price sensitive information. Disclosures include trading in derivatives with traded value accounted for, and companies must retain disclosure records in the prescribed form for a minimum retention period.
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Insider trading disclosures require reporting trades by insiders, their relatives, and persons for whom they decide trades.
Regulation 6 requires insiders to make specified public disclosures of securities trading by themselves, their immediate relatives, and any person for whom they take trading decisions; attribution focuses on the decision maker's possession of unpublished price sensitive information. Disclosures include trading in derivatives with traded value accounted for, and companies must retain disclosure records in the prescribed form for a minimum retention period.
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