Insiders Buy Big Across Asian and European Markets

Corporate insiders filed a cluster of large open-market trades in late August and early September, with the most recent data from the vendor insider table covering activity through 8 September 2026.

The standout buy came from Kenneth Bryan Dart, the main shareholder of Swedish gaming group EVO, who filed a $569 million purchase of Evolution AB shares. The trade date was 21 July, but it was not reported until 26 August, a gap worth noting. That delay is common in non-US markets, so the signal is freshest at the filing date.

Selat Pte Limited, a family holding vehicle, filed a $944 million buy in Singapore's O39 Oversea-Chinese Banking Corporation, one of the largest single insider purchases in the dataset by value.

On the sell side, South Korea's POSCO unloaded stakes worth $1.5 billion in affiliate A047050 Posco International and $358 million in Posco DX. These are parent-company disposals, a weaker signal than a discretionary executive purchase.

Separately, ORTEX Alt Data flags that delinquencies in CVNA Carvana's ABS trusts reached 4.6 standard deviations above their own history as of 15 October, the largest outlier reading in the consumer credit dataset. No insider filings for Carvana appeared in the current data window, but the credit stress reading adds independent pressure to watch.

Note: US SEC EDGAR Form 4 tables were unavailable in this query environment. US open-market insider trades could not be retrieved for this edition.