Insider trading training for Singapore teams.
Help employees handle price-sensitive information with discipline, through short online modules on insider trading, tipping, market manipulation, disclosure interplay, and trading windows under Singapore's market conduct framework.
No signup. No email. No credit card for the preview modules.
Each module is around ten minutes, scenario-based, with audio. Module 1 is free.
Assign market conduct training across directors, insider-list members, and staff with information access, and track completion.
Market conduct training for the people who handle price-sensitive information.
Insider trading exposure follows information, not job titles. It reaches directors, deal teams, finance, IR, assistants: anyone who sees material news before the market does.
Directors and senior management
Support the people most exposed to trading windows, pre-clearance, and disclosure decisions.
Employees with information access
Train insider-list members and staff who routinely see price-sensitive information.
Finance, IR, and disclosure teams
Give the teams managing announcements a shared view of the MNPI life-cycle.
Compliance and surveillance teams
Provide a consistent market-conduct baseline across trading and monitoring functions.
Market conduct failures usually start with ordinary conversations.
A comment over lunch, a trade during a black-out period, or an announcement that comes too late can each create serious exposure. Training should build everyday discipline around who knows what, and when trading is off-limits.
What the insider trading training covers
Plain-English modules covering SFA Part XII in operation, from insider trading and tipping through disclosure interplay, trading windows, and enforcement.
Welcome to insider trading
SFA Part XII framework: insider trading, tipping, false trading, false statements. Who is exposed.
Insider trading s.218
Connected-person test, MNPI, price-sensitivity, and the s.219 prohibition for other persons in possession (exceptions such as s.226 sit separately).
Tipping s.218(3)
The chain of liability: communicating MNPI to someone likely to trade. Everyday discipline.
False trading and market rigging
SFA ss.197, 198: wash trades, spoofing, ramping, closing-print manipulation.
Continuous-disclosure interplay
Listing Rule 703 and the MNPI life-cycle: disclose or restrict, never neither.
Trading windows and pre-clearance
Black-out periods, pre-clearance workflow, connected-account discipline.
Investigations and enforcement
MAS civil penalty, SGX listing-rule, AGC criminal prosecution: three enforcement tracks.
Bringing it together
The market-conduct programme on a page.
This is 1 of 10 subjects you get.
There is no per-course pricing. One subscription unlocks the entire library: every subject below, every tier, every update.
Market conduct training that scales across the insider list.
Aurora is built as software: easy to preview, assign, track, and refresh ahead of results seasons, transactions, and policy updates.
Short modules
Focused learning that deal teams and directors can complete between commitments.
Online rollout
Assign training across insider-list members and teams without group scheduling.
Completion records
Track progress, completions, and certificate evidence for internal follow-up and review.
Refreshable content
Update training as dealing policies, trading windows, or internal processes change.
Try one full module instantly.
Preview module 1 of the Insider Trading base course without signup, email, or credit card. It is the same short, scenario-based format your team would use. A subscription unlocks all ten subjects.
- The SFA Part XII framework and who is exposed
- Insider trading: connected persons, MNPI, defences
- Tipping: the chain of liability in everyday conversations
Use insider trading training before the next results season, transaction, or window change.
The same course can support onboarding at listed issuers, pre-black-out refreshers, deal-team readiness, and compliance baselines.
Questions before team rollout
Short answers for DPOs, HR teams, founders, and compliance managers considering online training.
Who should take insider trading training?
Employees of listed issuers and financial institutions, especially directors, senior management, insider-list members, and staff with access to price-sensitive information.
Does the course cover market manipulation as well?
Yes. Alongside insider trading and tipping, the course covers false trading and market rigging, including wash trades, spoofing, and ramping.
Does this replace our dealing policy?
No. It supports staff understanding and should sit alongside your own dealing policy, trading windows, pre-clearance process, and professional advice where needed.
Can we use it ahead of results announcements?
Yes. It works well as a refresher ahead of black-out periods, results seasons, or transactions.
Is Aurora Compliance Technologies a law firm?
No. Aurora is a compliance training software platform. The content is prepared with Singapore legal/compliance input, but the platform does not provide legal advice.
Do we have to buy each course separately?
No. There is no per-course pricing. One subscription includes the entire library: all ten subjects, plus specialist and industry modules, with content updates included.
Build everyday discipline around price-sensitive information.
Start with the free preview, then decide whether to roll out team access, completion tracking, and certificates.
Ready to roll it out? One subscription covers all ten subjects, from S$990 a year for up to 15 seats.