Regulatory Alerts2026-05-01
How to Avoid Errors in Reporting Personal Transactions
The Danish Financial Supervisory Authority issues guidance to prevent leading employees of issuers from making errors when reporting personal transactions in financial instruments. It mandates the use of the Authority's standard reporting form and requires that all fields be completed to the fullest extent possible. The directive specifies that disclosures must include the total transaction price, the relevant marketplace, and the transaction type, as detailed in the regulatory annex.
How to Avoid Errors in Reporting Personal Transactions
Several leading employees make mistakes when reporting their personal transactions in the issuer's financial instruments. This can easily be avoided by using the Danish Financial Supervisory Authority's reporting form.
Leading employees in issuers must follow a number of disclosure requirements when reporting their personal transactions in the issuer's financial instruments.
However, the reports are often accompanied by minor errors. Therefore, it is a good idea to use our standard reporting form – so you avoid overlooking anything.
Each individual item in the form should be completed as far as possible. You must, for example, disclose the total price for the transaction, the marketplace for the transaction, and the nature of the transaction.
The disclosure requirements are set out in the annex to the rules in this area.