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ARTICLE · 10 JULY 2025

How To Manage Insider Lists Effectively

Issuers in the European Union ("EU") and any persons acting on their behalf or for their account must maintain procedures for drawing up and updating insider lists...

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Issuers in the European Union ("EU") and any persons acting on their behalf or for their account must maintain procedures for drawing up and updating insider lists consistent with the EU's Market Abuse Regulation (MAR)1.

It is always the issuer who is fully responsible for complying with MAR and who, therefore, must always retain access to the insider list, even if a person acting on behalf of the issuer, such as an advisor, assumes the task of maintaining the insider list.

CIR 2022/12102 includes five standard templates for reporting the personal details of persons with access to inside information. Each template features the minimum information that must be collected as part of the record-keeping requirements to be compliant with MAR.

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