Insider Administration NoHo Partners’s Insider Policy complies with the Guidelines for Insiders issued by Nasdaq Helsinki Ltd. and other relevant legislation, such as Market Abuse Regulation. Investors Corporate Governance Insider Administration Investors Investors NoHo Partners as an investment Strategy Operating model Market environment CEO’s Review Profit guidanceReports and Presentations Other MaterialsShare information Major shareholders Management ownership Dividend Flagging notifications Consensus estimates Analysts Managers’ transactionsFinancial information Long-term financial targets Risks and uncertainties IFRS 16 liabilities Calculation FormulasCorporate Governance Annual General Meeting Board of Directors Board Committees Board authorisations CEO Executive Team Remuneration Risk Management Insider Administration Audit Articles of Association Code of ConductInvestor calendar and events Capital Markets Day 2024Investor services Disclosure Policy NoHo Partners applies a closed period, which is a thirty (30) calendar day period, before the announcement of the Financial Statements Release, the Half-year report and the Interim Reports. During the closed period, the members of the management and personnel participating in financial reporting shall not conduct any transactions in NoHo Partners’ financial instruments on their own account, or on the account of a third party, whether they possess inside information or not. People who have access to all inside information, due to the nature of their position at NoHo Partners, are listed as permanent insiders. In addition to the permanent insider list, deal-specific or event-based insider lists are established in accordance with the Guidelines for Insiders issued by Nasdaq Helsinki Ltd. As a result of the MAR regulation, effective since 3 July 2016, NoHo Partners no longer has public insiders. Managers’ Transactions Persons with managerial responsibilities at NoHo Partners and persons closely associated with them must notify the Company and the Finnish Financial Supervisory Authority (FIN-FSA) of transactions conducted in NoHo Partners’ shares, securities under current liabilities or their derivatives or other securities. The notification must be done promptly, no later than two business days after the transaction. NoHo Partners shall publish such a notification as a stock exchange release within three days of the transaction at the latest. Instructions to make Managers’ Transactions notification Releases on managers’ transactions are available here.
