S&P 500 Consumer Discretionary Sector SEC Filings — October 08, 2026

CEO William Hornbuckle converted 32,441 RSUs to common stock and withheld 12,766 shares (~$383K at $30.00) for taxes, retaining 126,828 shares; no open-market sale, holding stays intact

CFO Jonathan Halkyard converted 8,921 RSUs, withheld 3,511 shares (~$105K), and holds 154,788 shares post-transaction, the largest single-officer position in this set

Gary Fritz converted 12,166 RSUs and withheld 4,858 shares (~$146K), leaving 199,167 shares held, the largest total holding among reporting insiders

COO Ayesha Khanna Molino converted 3,346 RSUs, withheld 1,317 shares (~$39.5K), and holds 32,908 shares post-transaction

Chief Legal Admin Officer and Secretary John McManus converted 7,299 RSUs, withheld 2,873 shares (~$86.2K), and holds 94,217 shares

SVP & Chief Accounting Officer Meinert Todd converted 1,379 RSUs, withheld 336 shares (~$10.1K), and holds 32,657 shares

All six reported insiders recorded RSU conversions with tax withholding at the same $30.00 reference price, indicating a single scheduled vesting event rather than discretionary trading; no net selling pressure beyond tax withholding

While withholdings are tax-driven, headline Form 4 filings showing share dispositions across the entire C-suite can be misread by retail investors as selling; no financial distress indicators are present in the filings, so the risk is perception rather than fundamentals

The filings contain no period-over-period financials, guidance, leverage ratios, or capital allocation data, so balance-sheet and earnings risk cannot be assessed from this stream alone

Executive equity holdings are substantial relative to compensation (CFO 154,788 shares, President Interactive 199,167 shares, CEO 126,828 shares retained after tax withholding), supporting continued alignment with shareholders

Concurrent RSU vesting across the leadership team means the next scheduled vesting and any open-market activity around the post-vest window may be a useful monitoring point for management conviction

All six filings reflect a single coordinated RSU vesting cycle with tax withholding at a uniform $30.00 reference price, showing the pattern is mechanical and scheduled rather than discretionary; implication is that these filings should carry low weight as directional signals absent accompanying open-market trades

Every reporting insider retained the majority of shares delivered, with net holdings in the tens to hundreds of thousands of shares, suggesting retention rather than liquidation at current levels

Monitor subsequent Form 4 filings for any discretionary sales or purchases by the CEO, CFO, or President, Interactive following this vesting event; no date provided in source filings

The filings do not include scheduled event dates or forward-looking guidance; check the next 10-Q/10-K and earnings call for margin, Las Vegas and regional visitation trends, and capital allocation commentary

Track the next scheduled RSU vesting date and withholding activity to confirm whether this cycle is recurring and to refine the read on insider flows