Examples of Key Management Person in a sentence
A Key Management Person must not, directly or indirectly, communicate information which is not generally available in relation to Premier, to another person if the Key Management Person knows, or ought reasonably to know, that the other person would be likely to deal in Premier’s securities.
Any employee or Key Management Person who is unsure of the nature of the information that they have in their possession and whether they may Deal in Catapult’s Securities should contact the Company Secretary before Dealing in any Securities of Catapult.
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If a Key Management Person is prohibited from dealing in Premier’s securities, that Key Management Person must (so far as is consistent with his or her duties of confidentiality to Premier) prohibit any dealing in Premier’s securities by any “associate” of that Key Management Person.
Each Key Management Person has a personal responsibility to ensure that his or her “associated parties” (being immediate family (including a spouse (or equivalent) or dependent), family company or trust) complies with the same respective restrictions as apply to Key Management Personnel.
Ltd.Ms. Silloo Patel Whole Time DirectorMr. Nimish Patel Whole Time Director Ms. Sonal PatelMr. Shiraz Patel Relative of KMP Mr. Bhim BatraMr. K.Jalandhar Reddy Key Management Person of Patel KNR JVMr. J.V.Paninder Reddy Key Management Person of Patel KNR JV Dr. Manubhai PatelMr. Ashwin Parmar Director of Michigan Engineers Pvt.
In addition to the Closed Periods, the Board has the discretion to prohibit trading by any Key Management Person during any additional periods, when Premier is considering matters which are subject to the exceptions to the continuous disclosure requirements set out in Listing Rule 3.1A (together with the Closed Periods, the “Prohibited Period”).
No Key Management Person of the Company may deal in, or procure another person to deal in, the securities of the Company on the basis of information that is not generally available but if it was generally available, might have a material effect on the price or value of the Company’s securities.This policy extends to dealing in the securities of the Company by any associate or related party of a Key Management Person of the Company.
Insider trading also applies to dealings in securities of another company if a Key Management Person possesses “insider information” in relation to that other company.
Any Key Management Person who is unsure of the nature of the information that they have in their possession and whether they may deal in the Company's securities should contact the Company Secretary before dealing in any securities of the Company.