MAR: Reporting of delayed disclosure of inside information
Last published: 31 March 2025
An overview of reporting to Finanstilsynet in cases of delayed disclosure of inside information for issuers and emission allowance market participants. The website includes links to further information about the different reporting obligations.
Delayed disclosure of inside information – issuers
Pursuant to the market abuse regulation (MAR), issuers shall immediately publicly disclose inside information which directly concerns them. MAR allows issuers to delay disclosure to the public under certain conditions. More information:
Delayed disclosure of inside information – credit institutions and finance institutions
In addition to the general rule regarding delayed disclosure to the public, MAR allows credit institutions and finance institutions to delay disclosure of inside information in certain special situations. More information:
- Delayed disclosure of inside information – credit institutions and finance institutions (Norwegian text)
Delayed disclosure of inside information – emission allowance market participants
Pursuant to MAR, emission allowance market participants shall disclose to the public inside information concerning emission allowances which it holds in respect of its business. More information:
Relevant information
- Market conduct
- Public disclosure and delayed disclosure of inside information (continuing information obligations)
- MAR: Delayed disclosure of inside information – issuers
- MAR: Written notification (KRT-1801) and explanation of delayed disclosure of inside information
- Insider lists
- Buy-back programmes
- Stabilisation
- MAR and the emission allowance market
- MAR: Delayed disclosure of inside information – emission allowance market participants
- General information about sanctioning for infringement of the market conduct regulations