Bundesanstalt für Finanzdienstleistungsaufsicht (BaFin) · Frankfurt Stock Exchange (XETRA) · EUR
1,500+ TRANSACTIONSGermany is the backbone of our European insider data. With over 1,500 transactions and counting, BaFin provides the most comprehensive and reliable insider trading data of any European regulator — and it's where some of the most interesting insider buying signals come from.
BaFin publishes every insider transaction through a structured CSV export on their portal. No messy PDFs, no broken web forms — just clean, machine-readable data. That's why Germany is our most reliable scraper by far. Since January 2026, the reporting threshold was raised from €20,000 to €50,000 per calendar year, which means fewer noise transactions and more meaningful signals in the data.
We pull BaFin's entire insider trading database daily — every reported insider buy, sell, and associated transaction. Each record includes the insider's name and role, the company (Emittent), ISIN, transaction type, volume, price, and total value. We deliberately filter out gifts, transfers, and compensation-related transactions to focus on what actually matters: insiders putting their own money on the line.
Germany is home to Europe's largest economy and some of its most innovative companies. The DAX 40 gets all the attention, but the real alpha often hides in the MDAX and SDAX — mid-cap and small-cap companies where insider buying can be a powerful leading indicator. When a CEO of a €500M German industrial company starts buying shares with their own money, that's the kind of conviction signal that's hard to get anywhere else.
From DAX 40 heavyweights like SAP, Siemens, Allianz, and BMW, down to the Mittelstand champions on SDAX that most investors have never heard of — we track insider activity across the full spectrum of German listed companies.
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