 # Why Insiders Are Buying Stocks While Compliance Is Asleep Markets are turbulent, geopolitics is reshaping energy flows, and insiders of major companies are voting with their money. Their signal is louder than any analytical report. This week, the CEO of Toro Corp. acquired a large stake in his own company — one of the most notable insider purchases of the month. Directors of Simply Good Foods and Onemednet Corp. followed suit. Three deals in two days. While the compliance department learns about these deals a month and a half later from SEC filings, insiders are already in position. Manual monitoring is dead — it works retroactively, when stocks have already moved and regulatory risks have materialized. The SEC, ESMA, and central banks are tightening requirements, fines for insider trading are hitting records, but the volume of top management deals isn't falling. Because the system can't keep up with the market. Automating compliance isn't about bureaucracy. It's about real-time trade monitoring, automatic alerts for suspicious patterns, and integration with company trading restrictions. When the system sees a trade before it's closed — compliance works, rather than playing catch-up. ASI Biont analyzes market data, corporate actions, and insider patterns in a single window. No Excel, no delays, no risk of missing a major deal. While compliance sleeps — insiders are buying stocks. [Register at asibiont.com](https://asibiont.com) — demo access to the compliance monitoring module.