The SEC announced new insider-trading rules last month that explicitly cover executives of non‑U.S. companies when they buy or sell their firms' stock. The change increases compliance, disclosure and trading-window considerations for foreign issuers and their executives and could prompt governance reviews and additional administrative burdens for affected companies.
The SEC announced new insider-trading rules last month that explicitly cover executives of non‑U.S. companies when they buy or sell their firms' stock. The change increases compliance, disclosure and trading-window considerations for foreign issuers and their executives and could prompt governance reviews and additional administrative burdens for affected companies.
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