CSA / SEDI insider disclosures (Canada)
A SEDI insider report is the disclosure a person discharging managerial responsibilities, or a closely associated person, files when transacting in their own company's securities in Canada. It falls under National Instrument 55-104 and must be published within five calendar days of the transaction.
- Regulator: Canadian Securities Administrators (SEDI)
- Filing: SEDI insider report
- Framework: National Instrument 55-104
- Deadline: within five calendar days of the transaction
How InsiderScope reads CSA / SEDI filings
Filings are pulled from the primary CSA / SEDI source, deduplicated against previously ingested disclosures, matched to the issuer and characterised on the same Score A to Score D scale as every other jurisdiction. Read the methodology pillar, the empirical evidence, the Canada company hub or all regulator coverage.
Questions people ask
What is a SEDI insider report?
A SEDI insider report is the disclosure a person discharging managerial responsibilities, or a closely associated person, files when transacting in their own company's securities in Canada. It falls under National Instrument 55-104 and must be published within five calendar days of the transaction.
When must a SEDI insider report be published?
Within five calendar days of the transaction, as required by National Instrument 55-104. The publication timestamp, not the transaction date, is what InsiderScope treats as the start of a signal.
Where does CSA / SEDI publish insider report?
Canadian Securities Administrators (SEDI) publishes them on its own official disclosure channel, which is the only source InsiderScope reads for Canada. No aggregator or third-party feed sits in between.
How do I track insider report in Canada?
Filter the screener to Canada to see each published disclosure with its band, or set an alert on a company or insider. Every field is normalised to the same schema used for the other jurisdictions in scope.
Does InsiderScope grade every CSA / SEDI filing?
No. A filing is graded only when the source is live and the disclosure carries the fields the characterisation needs. Anything else stays visible as unscored rather than being quietly dropped.
Can Canada disclosures be compared with other markets?
Yes. CSA / SEDI filings are mapped into the same schema and the same Score A to Score D scale as the other 11 regulators, so a Canada disclosure and a US Form 4 are described on identical terms.
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