Introducing our fully integrated RNS solution
Our new integration with RNS, the London Stock Exchange's Regulatory News Service, ends the round trip in PDMR disclosure. Clear a deal in InsiderList and the platform drafts the matching RNS notice from the same record, ready to review, route and file.
Tired of clearing a transaction in one system, then keying the same handful of fields into a separate portal to announce it? That portal is now out of the disclosure path. When a clearance is approved, InsiderList builds the RNS notice from the record your team has already signed off, and the disclosure runs from review to filed reference number without leaving the dashboard.
How the workflow runs
Nothing changes in how deals are captured, cleared and signed off. The integration sits inside the transaction notification flow your team already uses, and adds three steps once a clearance is approved.
- Review the draft notice. InsiderList prepares each notice from the approved deal record, so the PDMR, issuer, instrument, volume, price and reference fields all populate from data your team has already submitted. You open a complete draft and edit anything that needs to change.
- Approve the submission. Route the notice through the same reviewers and signatories you have configured for clearance. InsiderList tracks approval status and records who signed off and when.
- Submit to RNS. Confirm the draft, attach signatories and submit to your LSE RNS account. Publish on the spot or schedule the release. RNS returns a reference number, and it is stored against the original deal record.
What your team reviewed in step one is what gets filed in step three. No detail is retyped between the two.
One record, start to finish
Every RNS notice is built from the approved deal record your team has already cleared, which makes that record the single source of truth for the disclosure. The PDMR, issuer, instrument, volume and price on the notice are the values you signed off, so nothing drifts between the trade you cleared and the announcement you publish.
Approval then runs on the permissions, signatories and reviewer roles you have set for deal clearance, status updates live as RNS receives the notice, and the reference number it returns is stored back against the same record. Clearance, approval and dispatch sit in one place, with nothing to reconcile across systems afterwards.
To see it in practice, explore the feature page or book a 15-minute call with our team.
