Deutsche Börse is expanding its European Directors' Dealings data service to include seven more countries.

Deutsche Börse is expanding its European Directors' Dealings data service to include seven more countries.

Verified and standardized data on insider transactions is now also available from the Czech Republic, Estonia, Finland, Latvia, Lithuania, Poland, and Portugal.

Deutsche Börse Market Data & Analytics has been offering information on insider transactions from Austria, Belgium, Denmark, France, Germany, Greece, Iceland, Ireland, Italy, Luxembourg, the Netherlands, Norway, Spain, Sweden, Switzerland and the UK since September last year.

The EDD information product is distributed to clients directly via Deutsche Börse's CEF real-time data feed or through information providers.

Transactions in a stock corporation's securities conducted by its executive and supervisory boards as well as their family members are collated, adjusted, verified and then made available in a standardized format. Market Data & Analytics publishes these insider transactions from across Europe consolidated in one data feed.

Directors' dealings information is used as a trading signal, among other things. It is factored into the analysis of investment behavior and trends. As such, it also serves investment advisers, institutional investors and other trading participants in developing and testing investment strategies.