Apple has updated its insider trading policy to prohibit covered personnel from using confidential information obtained through work to bet, trade, or buy and sell event contracts on prediction markets or similar platforms. The restriction applies not only to Apple-related confidential information but also to material involving other companies, according to the filing cited by ChainCatcher. The policy also bars those subject to the rules from tipping off people who may participate in such markets by sharing relevant confidential information. Apple said the ban applies regardless of whether the conduct would qualify as insider trading or securities trading under applicable law. The document shows the policy covers directors, executives, employees, independent contractors, and consultants, and that the policy was updated in October 2026.
Apple has barred personnel covered by its insider trading policy from using confidential information obtained through work about Apple or other companies to bet, trade, or buy and sell event contracts on prediction markets or similar platforms, according to an insider trading policy filing cited by ChainCatcher.
The policy also prohibits sharing such confidential information with people who may participate in those markets. The filing says the ban applies whether or not the conduct would constitute insider trading or securities trading under applicable law.
The policy covers Apple directors, executives, employees, independent contractors, and consultants. The document shows the policy was updated in October 2026.
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