All Saab’s employees must follow the requirements of confidentiality in terms of issuing of information and distributing non-published information and follow the rules that regulate and restrict the trade in securities.
In accordance with the applicable insider legislation, Saab has defined those people who are notifiable insiders. These are the board, group management, auditors and other senior executives of Saab, who regularly have access to information that is not publicly available.
All such insiders, in accordance with the law, must inform Finansinspektionen (the Swedish Financial Supervisory Authority) of their respective holdings and changes to Saab shares no later than five days following the transaction. The reporting duty also applies to the share holdings of close relatives, such as a spouse, partner, underage children and other close legal persons.