Edited by Peter Hillerberg1 min readStories are generated from ORTEX data and reviewed by the ORTEX team. How we publish
The most striking pattern in the latest insider filings, dated 8 September 2026, is JPMorgan Chase cutting positions across multiple Hong Kong-listed names. The bank filed sales of $84.9M in Kingdee International Software and $70.8M in Sunny Optical Technology, while also trimming $19.9M from Shenzhou International. These are 5%-owner disclosures, not discretionary C-suite moves, but the breadth across three names on the same date stands out.
On the buy side, JPMorgan added $26.9M to Huaneng Power International, a Chinese utility, on the same day it was selling elsewhere in Hong Kong. That split signals rotation rather than an outright exit from the region.
The standout discretionary buy comes from UBER. President and COO Andrew Gordon MacDonald filed purchases totalling roughly $5.3M on 4 September, split across two transactions at prices around $75 to $76 per share. Open-market buys of this size by a serving COO carry real weight as a signal of confidence.
In Turkey, Burçelik Vana Chairman Umit Gumus bought $12.9M of his own company's stock on 7 September, even as an asset manager sold $13.6M on the same day. The chairman stepping in against selling pressure is a notable split.
Note: US SEC EDGAR first-party data was unavailable via the current query environment. The Uber trade was sourced from the vendor insider table and should be treated as indicative rather than definitive.
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