The Thirty day rule
Persons holding insider positions at listed companies are
prohibited from trading in the company's shares for a period of
thirty days prior to the publication of a regular interim report,
the day of publication included.
The prohibition applies to the company's board chairman and
deputy chairman, managing director and deputy managing director,
auditors and deputy auditors. The same applies to physical and
legal entities whose shares are equated with the shares held by the
person with an insider position (i.e. related parties) and the
company's trading in its own shares.
| From |
Until |
Grounds |
| 2011-04-05 |
2011-05-05 |
Interim report Q1, 5th of May 2011 |
The prohibition does not, however, cover shares that are sold in
accordance with the terms of a public offer for the purchase of
shares or the sale of allotted subscription warrants and redemption
rights and other similar rights such as conversion rights.
If special reasons exist, the
Finansinspektionen (Swedish
Financial Supervisory Authority) can grant further exemptions from
the prohibition.