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Share of transactions filed past the two-business-day deadline, last 12 months. Across 4,298 companies with at least 8 filings, the rate is 3.9%.
From 382,805 transactions dated 2025-11-09 to 2026-11-06. Form 4 history is still being collected, so earlier months are thinner than recent ones and these rates will change as the backfill completes.
SEC rules require a Form 4 within two business days of the transaction. This counts calendar days and allows 5, so a Thursday or Friday trade filed after a weekend — or a public holiday — is never flagged. Everything counted here is late beyond argument.
Ranked by how OFTEN a company is late, then by how late it typically is. Those are different things: a company 19-for-19 late by one day and one 17-for-17 late by up to 176 days are both chronic, and only the second is serious. The two are shown separately and never multiplied into a score.
Companies with fewer than 8 filings in the window are excluded entirely. One late filing out of one is 100% and means nothing; ranking it first would make the least informative row the loudest.
This describes a company's filing discipline. It is not a statement about the trades, the insiders, or the share price, and it is not investment advice.