Official managers’ transactions register

When an executive buys their own stock with their own money, know it immediately.

Vireo reads every disclosed insider transaction at listed companies and tells you, at a glance, whether it’s a real conviction buy — or just routine compensation.

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CK
Chaim KatzmanBoard member
Citycon Oyj
Bought
€575,117.81
CK
Chaim KatzmanBoard member
Citycon Oyj
Bought
€34,349.18
Sold
€7,250,000.00
Sold
€2,900,000.00
Sold
€2,900,000.00
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Sourced directly from official filingsNasdaq Helsinki’s Officially Appointed Mechanism (OAM)

Not every transaction means the same thing

Regulators use the same filing form for a CEO spending their own savings and for a routine compensation grant. We don’t.

Bought — open market

An insider spent their own money on the open market. The strongest possible signal of conviction.

Sold

An insider disposed of shares. Shown plainly — selling isn’t inherently bad, but it’s not a buy.

Share award

Compensation, new-issue subscriptions, or option exercises. Deliberately muted so it never masquerades as a buy.

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We watch the filings

Every disclosed transaction is parsed, attributed to the right person and role, and classified within minutes.

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Plain-language interpretation, not raw filing jargon. Nothing else — no digests, no noise.

Currently tracking managers’ transactions at Finnish Nasdaq Helsinki companies, expanding across the Nordics.