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This document outlines the Insider Trading Policy of Encompass Health Corporation, detailing the responsibilities and prohibitions for members of the Board of Directors, officers, employees, and other associates concerning transactions in the company\'s securities. It includes guidelines on the handling of Material Nonpublic Information, trading restrictions, pre-clearance procedures, and the consequences of violations. An addendum specifies additional requirements for insiders.

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How to fill out insider trading policy

1. Begin with a clear definition of insider trading and its implications.
2. Outline the purpose of the insider trading policy, emphasizing compliance with legal requirements.
3. Identify and explain who qualifies as an insider within the organization.
4. Detail the types of information considered material and non-public.
5. Specify the restrictions on trading and communications regarding material non-public information.
6. Provide guidelines for reporting trades and any mandatory blackout periods.
7. Include consequences for violating the policy, such as disciplinary actions.
8. Establish a process for reviewing and updating the policy regularly.
9. Outline the training requirements for employees regarding the policy.

Who needs insider trading policy?

1. All employees and officers of the company who have access to material non-public information.
2. Board members and executives responsible for decision-making.
3. Third-party consultants or contractors with access to sensitive information.
4. Regulatory compliance teams to ensure adherence to legal standards.

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What is insider trading policy?

An insider trading policy is a set of rules and guidelines established by a company to regulate the trading of its securities by employees, directors, and other insiders, in order to prevent trading based on material nonpublic information.

Who is required to file insider trading policy?

Typically, executives, directors, and certain key employees of publicly traded companies are required to file insider trading policies, as they have access to material nonpublic information.

How to fill out insider trading policy?

To fill out an insider trading policy, the individual must disclose relevant trades, including the date of the trade, the number of shares bought or sold, and the price per share, along with any material information that may impact trading decisions.

What is the purpose of insider trading policy?

The purpose of an insider trading policy is to maintain ethical standards, ensure compliance with securities laws, and protect the integrity of the financial markets by preventing conflicts of interest and the misuse of confidential information.

What information must be reported on insider trading policy?

Information that must be reported typically includes the name of the insider, the relationship to the company, the number of shares traded, the trading date, and the price at which the securities were bought or sold.