Insider Transactions

SEC Form 3, 4, and 5 are mandatory filings for insiders (executives, directors, and shareholders with >10% ownership) of publicly traded companies. Form 3 is an initial statement of beneficial ownership that must be filed within 10 days of becoming an insider. Even with 0 shares, an insider must file Form 3 because it establishes the initial "baseline" of their ownership — the filing captures the exact portfolio at that moment, even if empty, to ensure transparency and prevent insider trading. Being an insider is determined by role (director, officer, or >10% owner), not by shares held. Form 4 reports changes in ownership such as purchases, sales, or option exercises, using transaction codes (P, S, A, M, etc.). Form 5 is an annual filing due within 45 days after the company's fiscal year end, disclosing any transactions not previously reported on Form 4.

• Transaction Table: Browse all insider transactions with filtering by transaction type and search by insider name.
• Transaction History: Click on any insider to view their complete transaction history grouped by date and type.