Insiders Buy as JPMorgan Reshuffles Asia Stakes

The most recent insider data available covers filings through 8 September 2026. The freshest notable open-market purchase came from UBER President and COO Andrew MacDonald, who bought $4.1 million worth of shares on 4 September at $75.65 each. Discretionary purchases by C-level executives carry strong signal. This was a direct, open-market bet on the stock.

JPMorgan Chase dominated the filing activity on 8 September, disclosing a sweep of position changes across Asian markets. The bank sold $84.9 million in Kingdee International Software, $70.8 million in Sunny Optical Technology, and $19.9 million in Shenzhou International, all traded on 2 September. These are custody and fund-flow adjustments rather than conviction calls, but the scale is notable.

On the buy side, JPMorgan added $26.9 million in Huaneng Power International on the same date.

The most pointed executive move came from Burçelik Vana in Turkey. Chairman Umit Gumus bought $12.9 million worth of shares on 7 September, even as an asset manager sold $13.6 million in the same stock the same day. That split between a selling institution and a buying chairman is worth watching.

US-focused SEC EDGAR Form 4 data was not accessible in this environment, limiting visibility into the latest discretionary trades by S&P 500 executives.