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Insider buying in 35 markets: November 2026

In November 2026 to 1 Nov 2026, directors and officers filed 0 share purchases and 0 sales across the 35 markets we cover, and companies filed 0 buyback reports. Counting every filer, including 5% holders, there were 0 purchase filings and 0 sale filings.

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By region

Our 10 regions, each a group of markets with the same filing rules or market structure. Every market sits in one region, so the rows add up to the table below.

RegionBuys per sellNet buyersLast 12 months
United States *——
Canada——
UK and IrelandUnited Kingdom, Ireland——
Continental Europe *Euronext, Germany, Nordics, Norway, Switzerland, Spain, Italy, Poland, Austria, Greece, Portugal——
Greater China *China, Hong Kong, Taiwan——
Japan and Korea *Japan, South Korea——
Southeast AsiaSingapore, Malaysia, Thailand, Indonesia——
India——
Australia and New ZealandAustralia, New Zealand——
Other emerging markets *Brazil, Mexico, Turkey, South Africa——

Buys per sell is director purchase filings per sale filing. Net buyers is the share of companies whose directors bought more than they sold, judged against the region's own last 6 to 12 months over the same markets. The line runs December 2025 to November 2026, on a fixed 0 to 100% scale; a gap is a month with no reading (a market not yet covered, or under 20 companies).

  • * United States: Executives are paid in stock and sell on schedules, so the US always shows more selling.
  • * Continental Europe: Net buyers leaves out Switzerland, whose filings name roles or pre-declared transfers rather than each dealing.
  • * Greater China: Net buyers leaves out Taiwan, whose filings name roles or pre-declared transfers rather than each dealing.
  • * Japan and Korea: Japan's register records 5%-holder changes, not director trades, so the director figures are Korea's.
  • * Other emerging markets: Net buyers leaves out Brazil, whose filings name roles or pre-declared transfers rather than each dealing.
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By market

MarketDirector buysBuy valueDirector sellsSell valueBuys per sellNet buyersBuyback filingsBuyback value
United States *0 / 0 cos—0 / 0 cos———0—
United Kingdom *0 / 0 cos—0 / 0 cos———0—
Ireland *0 / 0 cos—0 / 0 cos———0—
Euronext (Amsterdam, Paris, Brussels)0 / 0 cos—0 / 0 cos———0—
Norway (Oslo)0 / 0 cos—0 / 0 cos———0—
Portugal (Lisbon)0 / 0 cos—0 / 0 cos———0—
Germany0 / 0 cos—0 / 0 cos———0—
Nordics (Stockholm, Helsinki, Copenhagen, Reykjavik)0 / 0 cos—0 / 0 cos———0—
Japan *0 / 0 cos—0 / 0 cos———0—
Hong Kong *0 / 0 cos—0 / 0 cos———0—
Malaysia *0 / 0 cos—0 / 0 cos———0—
Singapore0 / 0 cos—0 / 0 cos———0—
Spain0 / 0 cos—0 / 0 cos———0—
Canada0 / 0 cos—0 / 0 cos———0—
Poland0 / 0 cos—0 / 0 cos———0—
Australia *0 / 0 cos—0 / 0 cos———0—
South Korea *0 / 0 cos—0 / 0 cos———0—
Switzerland *0 / 0 cos—0 / 0 cos———0—
Taiwan *0 / 0 cos—0 / 0 cos———0—
Mexico *——————0—
China (A-shares) *0 / 0 cos—0 / 0 cos———0—
Italy0 / 0 cos—0 / 0 cos———0—
Austria0 / 0 cos—0 / 0 cos———0—
Greece0 / 0 cos—0 / 0 cos———0—
New Zealand *0 / 0 cos—0 / 0 cos———0—
South Africa0 / 0 cos—0 / 0 cos———0—
Brazil *0 / 0 cos—0 / 0 cos———0—
Thailand *0 / 0 cos—0 / 0 cos—————
Indonesia *0 / 0 cos—0 / 0 cos———0—
India *0 / 0 cos—0 / 0 cos———0—
Turkey0 / 0 cos—0 / 0 cos———0—

Filings, not trades: one notice can cover several trades. “Cos” is the number of companies. “Net buyers” is the share of companies whose directors bought more than they sold, marked above or below usual when it falls outside the market's own range over its last 6 to 12 months (markets with less history are not marked). A dash means no figure, never zero. An asterisk marks a market with a note under Method and gaps.

Each market's last 12 months

The share of companies whose directors bought more than they sold, month by month. Months with fewer than 20 companies trading are not drawn, so smaller markets show gaps.

  • United States—
  • United Kingdom—
  • Euronext (Amsterdam, Paris, Brussels)—
  • Norway (Oslo)—
  • Germany—
  • Nordics (Stockholm, Helsinki, Copenhagen, Reykjavik)—
  • Hong Kong—
  • Malaysia—
  • Singapore—
  • Spain—
  • Canada—
  • Poland—
  • Australia—
  • South Korea—
  • China (A-shares)—
  • South Africa—
  • Thailand—
  • Indonesia—
  • India—
  • Turkey—

Method and gaps

Every row comes from the filings each market's regulator or exchange publishes, parsed by MoatMap and dated by the trade date. “Directors” are board members and officers; 5% holders and people closely associated with a director are counted only in the all-filer totals above. Employee share-plan purchases are left out of director buys (0 this month). Shares bought from or sold to a relative, the filer's own holding company or an affiliate, where the filing says so, are left out of every buy and sell figure (0 this month).

Values are converted to US dollars at the latest exchange rate, and a filing whose value exceeds 1.5 times the company's market value is treated as a data error and left out of the dollar totals (it still counts as a filing). A company listed in two markets is counted once, in its home market. Buyback values are given only for markets that report buybacks daily; quarterly reports and programme announcements are counted but not valued.

  • United States: SEC Form 4. Buybacks are quarterly 10-Q totals, so no monthly value.
  • United Kingdom: MAR Article 19 notices; employee share-plan purchases are counted separately.
  • Ireland: Euronext Dublin issuers, filed through the London RNS feed.
  • Japan: Japan's register records changes in 5%-holder ratios, not director trades, so it has no director rows; its buybacks are period reports.
  • Hong Kong: Companies with A and H shares report their mainland (A-share) buybacks to HKEX too, so those count here, in yuan converted to dollars.
  • Malaysia: A group dealing filed by several related holders counts once.
  • Australia: Buyback values are estimated from the close nearest the report date.
  • South Korea: Korean values are estimated from the close on the filing date unless the filing states the price paid. Buybacks are period reports.
  • Switzerland: Swiss management-transaction notices name the role, not the person. Buybacks are programme announcements, so no monthly value.
  • Taiwan: Taiwan's insider register lists pre-declared transfers (an intent to sell or gift), not executed trades, and states no price. Buybacks are programme announcements, so no monthly value.
  • Mexico: No structured insider register is available, so Mexico has buybacks only.
  • China (A-shares): Executive shareholding changes reported to the Shanghai and Shenzhen exchanges. Buybacks are programme announcements, so no monthly value.
  • New Zealand: Buyback values are estimated from the close nearest the report date.
  • Brazil: Brazil's CVM register reports by role group, not by person. Buybacks are programme announcements, so no monthly value.
  • Thailand: No buyback feed: the exchange's treasury-stock reports cannot be read automatically. Buybacks are programme announcements, so no monthly value.
  • Indonesia: Indonesian filings can reach us a few days late. Buybacks are programme announcements, so no monthly value.
  • India: Buybacks are programme announcements, so no monthly value.

A research summary, not investment advice. Figures for the current month change as late filings arrive. Data as of 1 Nov 2026.