Autorité des Marchés Financiers (AMF) · Euronext Paris (EPA) · EUR
80+ TRANSACTIONSFrance is home to some of Europe's most iconic companies — from luxury empires to aerospace giants. The AMF publishes insider transactions through a modern JSON API backed by individual PDF filings, making it one of the more technically sophisticated regulators we work with.
The AMF maintains its BDIF (Base des Décisions et Informations Financières) system, which provides a structured API for insider filings alongside the original PDF notifications. Each transaction is documented in a MAR Article 19 notification form. French filings can be tricky — date formats vary wildly between DD/MM/YYYY, DD-MM-YYYY, and even DD.MM.YYYY — but we handle all of that automatically.
We monitor the AMF's API daily, downloading and parsing each PDF filing to extract the details that matter: who bought or sold, how much, at what price, and when. As always, we filter out options exercises and stock awards to focus exclusively on genuine open-market transactions — the ones where insiders are actually spending their own money.
The CAC 40 includes global leaders in luxury goods, energy, aerospace, and banking. But insider data is especially interesting for France's deep mid-cap market, where companies often reward investors who follow insider signals. When a French CEO buys after a dip, it's often worth paying attention.
We cover insider activity across Euronext Paris — from CAC 40 names like LVMH, TotalEnergies, L'Oréal, and Airbus to the SBF 120 mid-caps where insider buying can be an even stronger signal.
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