Nodevector Path
Insider dealing questions answered against the filings themselves
We examine directors’ dealings, closed-period trades, and disclosure packs for UK issuers — then set out what the record shows, where it is thin, and what a board should ask next.
What we do
Market abuse scrutiny grounded in the paper trail
When a share price moves before an announcement, or a PDMR deal sits awkwardly against a closed period, the first task is not speculation — it is a disciplined reading of dealing notifications, insider lists, and the filings already lodged with the market.
Nodevector Path works with company secretaries, general counsel, and external counsel who need a second, independent pair of eyes before a board paper is finalised or a regulator enquiry begins.
Engagements
Reviews you can commission
Each engagement ends with a written finding note and a call to walk the board or counsel through the evidence.
Insider dealing & filings review
Flagship desk review of dealing activity, insider list hygiene, and related market disclosures.
PDMR disclosure check
Focused verification of person discharging managerial responsibilities notifications against the register.
Closed-period assessment
Timeline reconstruction around results windows, major announcements, and permitted dealing exceptions.
From clients
“They traced three dealing notifications back to the insider list amendments and found a gap we had missed in the March closed period — awkward, but far better caught by us than by someone else.”
Company secretary, FTSE Small Cap issuer
How work begins
A short brief, a clear scope, then the filings
We ask for the dealing register extract, recent PDMR filings, the current insider list, and the announcement calendar for the period under review. Most engagements run two to three weeks from document receipt.
See the full engagement path — what we need from you, what we return, and how findings are presented.