Every insider on file, from the filings themselves

A database of the officers, directors and large shareholders who must disclose what they own and what they trade — to the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission, to Finansinspektionen (FI) in Sweden, and under Vietnam's listed-company ownership rules.

Where these numbers come from

For U.S. companies we read Forms 3, 4 and 5 straight from SEC EDGAR. For Vietnamese listed companies we take the ownership those companies and their large shareholders disclose, as compiled by Vietcap (VCI) — published as standing holdings rather than as per-transaction filings, so those profiles carry no trade history. Shares are priced at the market close, and Vietnamese prices are converted to U.S. dollars at a rate we state on the methodology page. For Sweden we read the insider register kept by Finansinspektionen (FI), which publishes each insider transaction but no share balance, so those profiles show trades rather than holdings. Every figure here is counted out of that database when the page loads — nothing on it is an estimate.

People tracked
61,541
Companies covered
8,872
Transactions recorded
531,320
Data current to
Sep 10, 2026
What each number counts, register by register

The three counts above are whole-database totals. They break down by the register each record was filed to:

People

  • 26,562 people — SEC EDGAR (United States)
  • 18,619 people — Ownership disclosures (Vietnam)
  • 16,309 people — Finansinspektionen (Sweden)
  • 51 people — Other public sources

Companies

  • 4,309 companies — SEC EDGAR (United States)
  • 3,041 companies — Finansinspektionen (Sweden)
  • 1,522 companies — Ownership disclosures (Vietnam)

Transactions counts every reported line, not just buys and sells: awards, option exercises, gifts and tax withholding are all in that total. The lists on this page that say “bought” count only open-market purchases.

Three different dates, three different things

  • Most recent insider trade on file: Sep 10, 2026
  • Holdings filed through: Sep 10, 2026
  • Share prices as of: Sep 10, 2026

Compiled from cited public records — every figure names the disclosure it came from, none copied from any wealth ranking. Dataset . How we calculate this.

Where several insiders bought at once

Companies where 3 or more different insiders each bought shares on the open market inside the same window. Window: Jun 12, 2026 to Sep 10, 2026. One person buying can mean anything. Several people buying in the same few weeks is a fact worth seeing on its own — it is not a recommendation.

  1. K-Fast Holding AB Finansinspektionen (Sweden) 12 insiders across 21 purchases, Jul 24, 2026 – Aug 31, 2026 48.95M SEK
  2. Skanska AB Finansinspektionen (Sweden) 10 insiders across 20 purchases, Jul 10, 2026 – Aug 11, 2026 972.0K SEK
  3. Viaplay Group AB (publ) Finansinspektionen (Sweden) 10 insiders across 12 purchases, Jul 17, 2026 – Sep 7, 2026 —
  4. Lagercrantz Group AB Finansinspektionen (Sweden) 9 insiders across 14 purchases, Jun 12, 2026 – Aug 26, 2026 2.35M SEK
  5. Alleima AB Finansinspektionen (Sweden) 9 insiders across 9 purchases, Jul 17, 2026 – Aug 31, 2026 1.77M SEK

See all insider buying clusters

Biggest buyers and sellers

Net dollars over the 90 days ending Mar 31, 2026 — the most recent insider trade the SEC has published. Window: Dec 31, 2025 to Mar 31, 2026. Only open-market buys and sells are counted — Form 4 codes P and S. Shares handed over as an award (code A), held back to pay tax on an award (F), option exercises (M) and gifts (G) are all left out: none of them is a decision to buy or sell at the market price.

Bought the most

  1. Neil MehtaBoard Member3 purchases across 1 company+$136.6M
  2. Eric SprottMajor Shareholder (10%+)8 purchases across 1 company+$39.3M
  3. V. Prem Et Al WatsaBoard Member11 purchases across 1 company+$80.6M
  4. Mario J. GabelliBoard Member12 purchases across 6 companies+$825.3K
  5. Alan WaxmanVP4 purchases across 1 company+$10.0M

Sold the most

  1. Warren E. BuffettCEO1 sale across 1 company−$199.9M
  2. David NanusBoard Member2 sales across 1 company−$2.6B
  3. Alexander C KarpExecutive10 sales across 1 company−$66.0M
  4. Peter ThielBoard Member7 sales across 1 company−$289.7M
  5. Joseph GebbiaBoard Member31 sales across 1 company−$45.2M

Largest disclosed holdings

Ranked by the market value of the shares each person has disclosed.

Share counts come from that person’s most recent filing; the price is the most recent close we have.

Elon Musk CEO
#1
$330.3B Disclosed holdings
TSLA ▼ 5.92%
Jeffrey P. Bezos Executive Chair
#2
$228.1B Disclosed holdings
AMZN ▼ 0.15%
Jen Hsun Huang President and CEO
#3
$187.2B Disclosed holdings
NVDA ▲ 0.84%
Lawrence Joseph Ellison Executive Chairman
#4
$183.9B Disclosed holdings
ORCL ▲ 3.08%
Sergey Brin
#5
$121.9B Disclosed holdings
GOOGL ▼ 1.17%
Warren E. Buffett Chairman and CEO
#6
$75.7B Disclosed holdings
BAC ▼ 0.61%
Miriam Adelson publisher of Israel Hayom
#8
$15.1B Disclosed holdings
LVS ▼ 0.31%

See the full ranking — 60,386 people

Companies by market value

Insider value = what the company’s own officers and directors disclose holding in it.

Priced at the same close used everywhere else on this site. Where we have no figure we say so rather than print a zero.

NVIDIA CORP Semiconductors & Electronic Components
NVDA
$5.27T Market value · Sep 12, 2026
20 insiders $208.6B held by insiders
Apple Inc. Computer Hardware & Networking
AAPL
$4.85T Market value · Sep 12, 2026
17 insiders $3.1B held by insiders
Alphabet Inc. Software & IT Services
GOOGL
$4.14T Market value · Sep 12, 2026
15 insiders $131.0B held by insiders
MICROSOFT CORP Software & IT Services
MSFT
$3.68T Market value · Sep 12, 2026
19 insiders $1.3B held by insiders
AMAZON COM INC Retail & Wholesale Trade
AMZN
$2.77T Market value · Sep 12, 2026
18 insiders $229.0B held by insiders
Broadcom Inc. Semiconductors & Electronic Components
AVGO
$1.73T Market value · Sep 12, 2026
13 insiders $14.0B held by insiders
Meta Platforms, Inc. Software & IT Services
META
$1.65T Market value · Sep 12, 2026
17 insiders $1.8B held by insiders

All companies — 8,872 How we calculate this

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Sources, and what the gaps mean

Where we have no figure the page says “Not available”, never a guess — and a section with nothing to show is left out rather than padded with an empty box.

Why the buyers-and-sellers list can be missing. Its window ends at the most recent transaction on file, not at today’s date, because the U.S. insider transaction dataset is published a quarter or more in arrears. That window can therefore land in a stretch with no reported open-market trades at all. When it does, the section is not rendered; nothing has broken and nothing is being withheld.

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