Insider Transactions

Insider Transactions Tracker

Data as of Latest transaction: 5/22/2026

Over the last 90 days, U.S. large-cap insiders disclosed $615.68M in open-market purchases across 50 companies and 40 industries.

The company with the most insider buying is SIMON PROPERTY GROUP INC., with 10 distinct insiders filing Form 4 transactions.

View the insider buying leaderboard
$615.68M
Open-market buys (90d)
248,375,836
Shares sold (90d)
$4.48B
Grants (90d, $)
50
Large-cap issuers
40
Industries

Which Large-Cap Companies Have the Most Insider Buying Right Now? Last 90 days

Large-cap universe: aggregate dollar volume of open-market purchases by named insiders (Form 4, transaction type Buy). Sorted by buy $.

# Ticker Company Industry Insider Buys ($)
1 RSG REPUBLIC SERVICES, INC. Refuse Systems $202.37M
2 TTD Trade Desk, Inc. Services-Computer Programming, Data Processing, Etc. $148.10M
3 WRB BERKLEY W R CORP Fire, Marine & Casualty Insurance $63.97M
4 MGM MGM Resorts International Hotels & Motels $37.22M
5 LW Lamb Weston Holdings, Inc. Canned, Frozen & Preservd Fruit, Veg & Food Specialties $16.98M
6 KKR KKR & Co. Inc. Investment Advice $15.56M
7 BRK.A BERKSHIRE HATHAWAY INC Fire, Marine & Casualty Insurance $15.31M
8 IFF INTERNATIONAL FLAVORS & FRAGRANCES INC Industrial Organic Chemicals $11.95M
9 FOX Fox Corp Television Broadcasting Stations $10.63M
10 PANW Palo Alto Networks Inc Computer Peripheral Equipment, NEC $10.00M
11 POOL POOL CORP Wholesale-Misc Durable Goods $6.46M
12 CSGP COSTAR GROUP, INC. Services-Business Services, NEC $5.99M
13 GEHC GE HealthCare Technologies Inc. X-Ray Apparatus & Tubes & Related Irradiation Apparatus $5.78M
14 TKO TKO Group Holdings, Inc. Services-Amusement & Recreation Services $5.49M
15 KHC Kraft Heinz Co Canned, Frozen & Preservd Fruit, Veg & Food Specialties $5.00M

How Is Insider Buying Distributed Across Industries?

Large-cap universe: industry buy/sell dollar volume and company treemaps for the last 90 days — click any company cell to open its institutional-holders page.

Highest Insider Buying: Top 10 Industries by Dollar Amount

40 industries total

Top 50 Companies by Insider Buying

50 issuers

Top 50 Insiders by Dollar Amount

50 insiders

Transaction Drilldown

Search large-cap names by ticker or industry to load individual Form 4 filing rows. Filter by timeframe and transaction type, then sort any column. Click a ticker to jump to its institutional-ownership page.

Start typing a ticker, company name, or industry above to load Form 4 transactions.

Methodology & FAQ

Methodology: SEC Form 4 Insider Trading Coverage

Data is extracted from Form 4 filings submitted to the SEC EDGAR system for the U.S. large-cap issuer universe. Each row reflects a disclosed transaction by a named corporate insider.

  • Who files: Officers, directors, and beneficial owners of more than 10% of any class of the issuer's voting equity must report on Form 4, generally within two business days.
  • Transaction types: We classify lines as Buy, Sell, Grant, Exercise, or Other according to the filing. The Transaction Drilldown supports filtering these types independently of the chart bundle.
  • Top-15 leaderboard: The static table ranks large-cap issuers by aggregate open-market buy dollar volume over the last 90 days so large-dollar conviction is not drowned out by tiny share-count trades.
  • Transaction Drilldown: Pick a ticker or industry to load individual Form 4 rows for your timeframe and type filters; sort columns and follow tickers to institutional-ownership pages for 13F context.
What is SEC Form 4 and who must disclose insider transactions?

Under Section 16 of the Securities Exchange Act of 1934, "insiders"—defined as officers, directors, and beneficial owners of more than 10% of a class of equity—must report transactions to the SEC. These disclosures must be submitted via Form 4 within two business days of the transaction date. Pactolio aggregates these filings specifically for the U.S. large-cap universe to surface institutional-grade conviction signals.

How are insider transactions classified on this page?

Each reported line is mapped to a transaction type: Buy (open-market purchase), Sell (open-market sale), Grant (equity compensation award), Exercise (option exercise), or Other. The Transaction Drilldown lets you choose which types appear in the detailed table; charts and KPIs use a broader default set unless noted.

How is the Top 15 Large-Cap Companies by Insider Buying table ranked?

The static leaderboard ranks large-cap issuers by aggregate dollar value of open-market insider purchases (Buy) over the last 90 days in our database. We use dollar volume rather than raw share count so a large-dollar purchase is not dominated by low-price, small-dollar trades.

How does the Transaction Drilldown work?

Select a company (ticker) or an industry to load individual Form 4 transaction rows from our API for the timeframe and transaction-type filters you choose. Sort any column and use “Show more” to page through results. Ticker cells link to the corresponding institutional-ownership page for 13F holder context.

Why does the default leaderboard emphasize insider buying?

Open-market insider selling is common for liquidity, tax, diversification, and compensation-related reasons and is often a weaker directional signal than discretionary buying. The large-cap top-issuer ranking therefore highlights buy dollar volume; selling and other activity remain visible in charts and in the drilldown when you include those transaction types.