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Ticker · ALMB ISIN · DK0015250344 LEI · 549300H4TGLJVZ6VTA48 CO Financial and insurance activities
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Filings indexed 2,963 across all filing types
Latest filing 2025-06-23 Regulatory Filings
Country DK Denmark
Listing CO ALMB

About Alm. Brand

https://www.almbrand.dk/english/

Alm. Brand is a financial services group specializing in insurance and pension solutions. The company's core activities encompass non-life insurance for private individuals, commercial enterprises, and agricultural clients, as well as life insurance and pension products. As a prominent non-life insurer, the group serves a substantial customer base, operating through a portfolio of distinct brands to provide tailored coverage and financial planning services to various market segments.

Recent filings

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Regulatory Filings 2025
Regulatory Filings Classification · 90% confidence The document text consists almost entirely of tabular data showing 'Volume', 'Price', 'Venue' (XCSE - likely Nasdaq Stockholm), and 'Time - CET'. This structure is characteristic of real-time or delayed trade reporting data, often related to market activity or insider transactions. Since the data is highly granular trade reporting rather than a formal narrative report (like 10-K, ER, or IR), and it involves specific transaction details (Volume, Price, Time), it most closely aligns with regulatory filings related to trading activity. Given the options, 'Director's Dealing' (DIRS) covers insider trades, but this looks more like general market data or a specific regulatory trade report. 'Major Shareholding Notification' (MRQ) deals with ownership thresholds, not individual trades. 'Regulatory Filings' (RNS) is the best fit for raw, time-stamped market data that doesn't fit a specific financial report category, as it represents a mandatory disclosure of market events, even if it's not a standard SEC form. However, if this data represents insider trading reports (which often appear in this format), DIRS would be appropriate. Since the data is purely transactional volume/price data without explicit context linking it to a director, RNS is the safest general regulatory disclosure category. Given the high volume of trades listed, it strongly suggests a market data feed or a regulatory filing reporting high-frequency trading/market impact, which falls under general Regulatory Filings (RNS).
2025-06-23 English
Transaction in Own Shares 2025
Transaction in Own Shares Classification · 100% confidence The document is titled "Selskabsmeddelelse nr. 45/2025" (Company Announcement) and explicitly details transactions conducted under an existing share buyback program ("Aktietilbagekøbsprogram"). It reports the number of shares bought, the average purchase price, and the total value for specific dates (June 16-20, 2025). This directly corresponds to the definition of a report on the company buying back or selling its own shares, which maps to the 'Transaction in Own Shares' category (POS). The document length is short (2003 chars), but it is a substantive report of transactions, not merely an announcement that a report is attached, thus ruling out RPA/RNS based on the 'MENU VS MEAL' rule.
2025-06-23 Danish
Regulatory Filings 2025
Regulatory Filings Classification · 90% confidence The document text consists almost entirely of tabular data showing 'Volume', 'Price', 'Venue' (XCSE - likely Nasdaq Stockholm), and 'Time - CET'. This structure is characteristic of real-time or delayed trade reporting data, often related to market activity or insider transactions. Since the data is highly granular trade reporting rather than a formal narrative report (like 10-K, ER, or IR), and it involves specific transaction details (Volume, Price, Time), it most closely aligns with regulatory filings related to trading activity. Given the options, 'Director's Dealing' (DIRS) covers insider trades, but this looks more like general market data or a specific regulatory trade report. 'Major Shareholding Notification' (MRQ) deals with ownership thresholds, not individual trades. 'Regulatory Filings' (RNS) is the best fit for raw, time-stamped market data that doesn't fit a specific financial report category, as it represents a mandatory disclosure of market events, even if it's not a standard SEC form. However, if this data represents insider trading reports (which often appear in this format), DIRS would be appropriate. Since the data is purely transactional volume/price data without explicit context linking it to a director, RNS is the safest general regulatory disclosure category. Given the high volume of trades listed, it strongly suggests a market data feed or a regulatory filing reporting high-frequency trading/market impact, which falls under general Regulatory Filings (RNS).
2025-06-23 English
Transaction in Own Shares 2025
Transaction in Own Shares Classification · 100% confidence The document is titled 'Alm. Brand A/S - Ugentlig rapportering om aktietilbagekøb' (Weekly reporting on share buybacks) and details transactions conducted under an existing share repurchase program between June 9 and June 13, 2025. This directly relates to the company buying back its own shares. According to the definitions, 'Transaction in Own Shares (Code: POS)' covers 'Report of the company buying back or selling its own shares (share repurchase/issuance)'. Although it is a weekly report, the core subject matter is the share repurchase activity, making POS the most specific classification over a general Regulatory Filing (RNS). The document length is short (2181 chars), but it contains the full data, not just an announcement of a report, so it is not RPA.
2025-06-16 Danish
Transaction in Own Shares 2025
Transaction in Own Shares Classification · 100% confidence The document is titled "Selskabsmeddelelse nr. 44/2025" (Company Announcement) and details specific transactions conducted under an existing share buyback program ("Aktietilbagekøbsprogram"). It reports the number of shares bought, the average purchase price, and the total value for the period June 9 to June 13, 2025. This directly corresponds to the definition of reporting the company buying back or selling its own shares, which maps to the 'Transaction in Own Shares' category (POS). The document is a specific regulatory disclosure about share repurchases, not a general regulatory filing (RNS) or a report itself.
2025-06-16 Danish
Transaction in Own Shares 2025
Transaction in Own Shares Classification · 88% confidence The document text consists almost entirely of tabular data showing 'Volume', 'Price', 'Venue' (XCSE), and 'Time - CET' for numerous transactions occurring on June 10th and 11th, 2025. This structure is characteristic of real-time or near real-time trading data, often released as regulatory disclosures regarding market activity or insider transactions. Since the data shows high-frequency trading records rather than a narrative report, financial statement, or formal announcement like an ER or 10-K, it most closely aligns with regulatory reporting of transactions. Given the options, this data strongly suggests insider trading reports (Director's Dealing) or general market activity reporting. However, without explicit headers naming a specific form (like Form 4 or DIRS), and given the raw, high-volume nature of the data, it is most likely a regulatory filing that doesn't fit the specific financial report categories. If this data represents insider trades, DIRS would be appropriate. If it's general market data, RNS is the fallback. Since the data is highly structured and appears to be a dump of trade records, and DIRS specifically covers 'Report of personal share transactions by company directors and executives (insider trades)', this is the most plausible specific category, assuming the underlying context is insider activity, which often presents this way. If it were purely general market data, RNS would be used. Given the context of financial document classification, transaction reporting is a key category. I will classify it as DIRS based on the nature of the data (volume/price/time), which is typical for insider transaction disclosures, although RNS is a possible fallback if the data is too generic.
2025-06-16 English

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