Executive Summary
The 29 filings for the 2026-10-13 window are dominated by the Q3 2026 bank earnings cluster (Citigroup, JPMorgan, Wells Fargo, Goldman Sachs) plus a large volume of routine Progressive Corp Form 4 equity-award filings that carry little information.
Across the four banks, headline earnings held up year over year (Citi revenue +8% YoY, JPM net income +6% YoY, Wells Fargo net income +6% YoY, Goldman revenue +23% YoY), but sequential momentum was weak almost everywhere: revenue fell QoQ at Citi (-4%), Wells (-3%) and Goldman (-8%), and Markets trading declined sharply QoQ (Wells Markets -17%, Goldman FICC -24%). The dominant bank-level risk is credit: Wells Fargo's provision for credit losses jumped to $11,029M from $681M a year earlier and $914M in Q2, while Citi's net ACL build rose to $333M from $145M, even as Citi's non-accrual loans fell 12% YoY. Outside the earnings cluster, insider activity was modest and mostly routine (Progressive RSU/phantom awards, a 10b5-1 sale by Mastercard director Genachowski, Robinhood's 10b5-1 sales of its Robinhood Ventures Fund stake, and Japan Post's continued 10b5-1 selling of Aflac stock). Several filings (JPM's 7.01 slide deck, T. Rowe Price OHA's fund proxy) carry little quantitative content and were treated accordingly.
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Filing types in this digest: 8-K · Form 4
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Investment Signals (10)
- Goldman Sachs ↓ (BEARISH)▲
Q3 net revenues $18.68B, up 23% YoY, diluted EPS $17.01 vs $12.25 a year ago, led by Global Banking & Markets (+32% YoY) and Asset & Wealth Management (+14% YoY); however sequentially revenue fell 8% and EPS slipped from $20.98 in Q2, with the investment banking backlog shrinking vs. end of Q2
- JPMorgan Chase ↓ (BULLISH)▲
Q3 net income $15.3B ($5.57/share) up 6% YoY and managed revenue $50.9B up 8% YoY; ex the $658M pre-tax securities loss, EPS would have been $5.75, and CIB and CCB grew strongly YoY
- Citigroup ↓ (BULLISH)▲
Q3 revenue $23.8B up 8% YoY and reported EPS $2.85 (+53% YoY, +27% ex the prior-year Banamex goodwill impairment); $4.1B returned to common shareholders, though CET1 was flat and SLR slipped to 5.0%
- Wells Fargo ↓ (BEARISH)▲
Diluted EPS $1.87, up 13% YoY, and ROTCE improved to 16.3% from 15.2%, but net income fell 7% QoQ and noninterest income fell 9% QoQ, so the YoY improvement is not confirmed sequentially
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IB fees backlog decreased vs. end of Q2 2026 and slightly vs. end of 2025, a leading indicator that suggests softer fee growth ahead despite strong YoY results
- JPMorgan Chase ↓ (BEARISH)▲
Investment Banking fees fell 8% QoQ despite +14% YoY, and Home Lending revenue declined 3% QoQ and 5% YoY on lower production, a sign that client activity moderated during the quarter
- Mastercard Inc ↓ (BEARISH)▲
Director Genachowski sold 370 Class A shares at $590.21 (~$218K) and retains 8,237 shares; the sale was under a 10b5-1 plan and is small relative to the holding, so it reads as routine diversification rather than a conviction signal
- Aflac Inc ↓ (BEARISH)▲
10% owner Japan Post Holdings sold 8,393 shares at $115.05 (~$966K) across four 10b5-1 transactions, with the holder still at 50.4M shares; the ongoing programmatic selling is a steady overhang rather than a new development
- Robinhood Ventures Fund I ↓ (BEARISH)▲
10% owner Robinhood Markets sold 8,296 shares at $25.35 (~$210K) under a 10b5-1 plan, holding 12.9M shares afterward; the continued sales signal scheduled monetization of the stake, not a view on the fund's fundamentals
- Progressive Corp ↓ (NEUTRAL)▲
Dozens of Form 4 filings this window reflect routine annual RSU, phantom stock and deferred comp grants to officers and directors (for example, CEO Susan Griffith received 13.83 RSUs); these are compensation accruals with no open-market purchase or sale and carry no directional signal
Risk Flags (9)
- Wells Fargo / Credit Costs↓ [HIGH RISK]▼
Provision for credit losses surged to $11,029M from $681M a year earlier and $914M in the prior quarter; the release does not explain this magnitude, so the 10-Q should be checked before drawing conclusions
- Wells Fargo / Corporate Segment↓ [HIGH RISK]▼
Corporate posted a $526M net loss, widening from $315M YoY and reversing a $75M profit in Q2, a deteriorating trend in a non-core segment
- Citigroup / Credit Quality↓ [HIGH RISK]▼
Net ACL build rose to $333M from $145M YoY even though net credit losses were flat at $2.2B, and idiosyncratic downgrades in Services indicate pockets of stress underneath the falling non-accrual total
- Goldman Sachs / Trading Momentum↓ [HIGH RISK]▼
Global Banking & Markets revenue fell 13% QoQ, with Equities down 13% and FICC down 24% sequentially, suggesting trading revenue is rolling over after a strong YoY run
- Goldman Sachs / Asset Markdowns↓ [MEDIUM RISK]▼
Asset & Wealth Management Investments revenue fell 89% YoY on net markdowns in debt investments, and Private banking and lending fell 22% YoY, signaling valuation pressure in private credit and investment books
- Wells Fargo / Markets↓ [MEDIUM RISK]▼
Markets revenue fell 17% QoQ with FICC down 18% sequentially, a sharp reversal even though equities grew 21% YoY
- Citigroup / Capital↓ [MEDIUM RISK]▼
SLR declined to 5.0% and CET1 was flat while $4.1B was returned to shareholders, leaving limited buffer for further capital return if credit costs keep rising
- JPMorgan Chase / Fixed Income↓ [MEDIUM RISK]▼
Fixed Income Markets revenue fell 4% YoY on lower Commodities, Rates, Credit and Public Finance revenue, and net income fell 28% QoQ, with the $658M securities loss weighing on reported results
- Aflac / Insider Selling↓ [LOW RISK]▼
Japan Post Holdings, a 10% owner, has been steadily selling Aflac common stock (four transactions at $112.95 to $115.05), a persistent supply overhang from a major holder
Opportunities (6)
- JPMorgan Chase / Earnings Normalization↓ (OPPORTUNITY)◆
Excluding the $658M Corporate securities loss, EPS would have been $5.75 rather than $5.57, and with CIB and CCB growing strongly YoY the underlying franchise looks stronger than the headline print
- Citigroup / Turnaround Momentum↓ (OPPORTUNITY)◆
Reported EPS up 53% YoY (27% ex the prior-year Banamex impairment), revenue up 8% YoY and non-accrual loans down 12% YoY, with corporate non-accruals down 16%, supporting a case for continued re-rating
- Goldman Sachs / Platform Solutions Cleanup↓ (OPPORTUNITY)◆
Platform Solutions fell 72% YoY, indicating the exit or wind-down of non-core businesses is progressing, which should sharpen the focus on Global Banking & Markets and AWM
- Wells Fargo / ROTCE Expansion↓ (OPPORTUNITY)◆
ROTCE rose to 16.3% from 15.2% YoY and diluted EPS grew 13%, showing operating leverage on the earnings line even as the credit provision weighs; if credit normalizes, the return profile has room to improve
- Goldman Sachs / Equities Franchise↓ (OPPORTUNITY)◆
Equities revenue grew strongly YoY within GBM and Wells Fargo equities revenue grew 21% YoY, pointing to durable demand for equity-market services even as fixed-income trading softens sequentially
- Robinhood Ventures / Monetization↓ (OPPORTUNITY)◆
Ongoing 10b5-1 sales by Robinhood Markets at $25.35 to $26.15 show a repeatable exit channel at stable prices, useful for investors tracking the fund's liquidity and discount to NAV
Sector Themes (5)
- Strong YoY, Weak QoQ Bank Earnings◆
Across the four major banks, revenue grew YoY (Citi +8%, JPM +8%, Wells +2%, Goldman +23%) yet fell sequentially (Citi -4%, Wells -3%, Goldman -8%), indicating the year-over-year comparison flatters underlying momentum and that Q3 peaked earlier in the year [IMPLICATION: favor names with sequential revenue stability when rotating within financials]
- Markets Trading Softens Sequentially◆
Markets and fixed-income businesses declined sharply QoQ at Wells (Markets -17%, FICC -18%), Goldman (GBM -13%, FICC -24%, Equities -13%) and JPM (Fixed Income -7% at Citi's markets arm and Rates/FX -9%), a broad pattern pointing to moderating client volumes after a strong first half [IMPLICATION: trading-heavy franchises face near-term revenue risk into Q4]
- Credit Provisions Diverge Across Banks◆
Wells' provision surged to $11.0B from $0.7B YoY while Citi's non-accruals fell 12% and its net charge-offs were flat, showing a split between banks building reserves aggressively and those seeing improving asset quality [IMPLICATION: credit cycle dispersion means bank-level underwriting quality matters more than the sector beta]
- Investment Banking Pipeline Cooling◆
Goldman's IB backlog fell vs. end of Q2 and JPM's IB fees dropped 8% QoQ despite strong YoY growth, a consistent sign that deal-making momentum is moderating [IMPLICATION: expect slower advisory and underwriting growth in upcoming quarters]
- Routine Insider Activity Dominates Form 4 Flow◆
Of the 29 filings, the large majority are Progressive Corp equity-award Form 4s (RSUs, phantom stock, deferred comp) with no open-market buying, while genuine open-market activity was limited to 10b5-1 sales at Mastercard, Robinhood Ventures and Aflac, so insider flow in financials is currently neutral to mildly negative [IMPLICATION: no meaningful insider-conviction signal this window]
Watch List (7)
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Verify the $11,029M provision against the 10-Q to confirm whether the credit build is a one-time reserve action or a trend; any further ACL increases would confirm HIGH RISK status [Date: 10-Q filing, expected shortly]
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Monitor CET1 trajectory and SLR (now 5.0%) against the $4.1B quarterly return pace; a reduced buyback in the next release would signal capital tightening [Date: next quarterly release]
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Track the investment banking backlog in Q4 results, since the decline vs. end of Q2 is an early warning for fee growth [Date: Q4 2026 earnings]
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The 7.01 filing references Q3 2026 slide deck (Exhibit 99) that was not included in this digest; pull the exhibit to confirm segment-level figures and the Home Lending and Fixed Income trends [Date: Q3 2026 earnings review, October 13, 2026]
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Watch whether Robinhood Markets continues periodic sales of fund shares at $25 to $26, which would indicate ongoing monetization and potential pressure on the fund's share price [Date: next Form 4 filings]
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Track the cadence of Japan Post Holdings' 10b5-1 sales (current holding 50.4M shares) for any acceleration that could weigh on the stock [Date: ongoing Form 4 filings]
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Shareholder meeting on October 8, 2026 approved trustees and KPMG; the fund is low materiality but worth monitoring for any follow-on governance or valuation disclosures in private credit [Date: ongoing]
Filing Analyses
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13-10-2026
Citigroup reported third quarter 2026 net income of $5.2 billion, or $2.85 per diluted share, on revenues of $23.8 billion, up 8% year over year. Reported EPS rose 53% (27% excluding the prior-year goodwill impairment on the Banamex stake sale), and the company returned $4.1 billion to common shareholders. Performance was mixed: revenues and earnings grew, but quarter-over-quarter revenue fell 4%, ROE and RoTCE declined sequentially, CET1 was flat and the SLR fell to 5.0%.
- · Net credit losses were flat YoY at $2.2 billion, while the net ACL build rose sharply to $333M from $145M YoY.
- · Total non-accrual loans fell 12% YoY to $3.3 billion, with corporate non-accruals down 16% but idiosyncratic downgrades in Services.
- · Markets Fixed Income revenues rose 4% YoY but fell 7% QoQ; Rates and currencies were unchanged YoY and declined 9% QoQ.
- · Services net interest income grew 18% YoY, driven by higher deposit balances and spreads, while Securities Services AUC/AUA rose 16% YoY to $35T.
- · Citigroup expects to exceed its full-year return target while accelerating investments toward its 11-13% near-term return goal.
- · Services operating expenses rose 10% YoY on higher severance, performance-related compensation and volume-related costs.
- · The Banamex 25% stake sale agreement generated a $726M goodwill impairment in 3Q'25, which inflates the reported YoY EPS comparison.
13-10-2026
JPMorgan Chase reported third-quarter 2026 net income of $15.3 billion ($5.57 per diluted share), down 28% QoQ but up 6% YoY, and managed net revenue of $50.9 billion, up 8% YoY. Results were held down by a $658 million pre-tax net investment securities loss in Corporate; excluding this item, net income was $15.8 billion ($5.75 per share). Performance was mixed: CIB and CCB grew strongly YoY while Fixed Income Markets, Corporate and Home Lending declined.
- · Fixed Income Markets revenue fell 4% YoY, driven by lower Commodities, Rates, Credit and Public Finance revenue
- · Home Lending net revenue declined 3% QoQ and 5% YoY on lower production revenue
- · Investment Banking fees declined 8% QoQ despite 14% YoY growth, reflecting moderating client activity during the quarter
- · Net interest income excluding Markets rose 6% YoY, while total net interest income rose 13%, aided by higher deposit and card balances
- · Management reduced share repurchases this quarter in line with the stated capital hierarchy
- · Net charge-offs fell $389 million YoY, driven by Wholesale
- · Management flagged large fiscal deficits, sticky inflation, elevated asset prices, rising rates and geopolitical risks as forces shifting beneath the surface
13-10-2026
Chief Information Officer Broz Steven was awarded 5.722 Restricted Stock Unit.
- · Chief Information Officer Broz Steven was awarded 5.722 Restricted Stock Unit
13-10-2026
Wells Fargo reported third quarter 2026 net income of $5,951 million ($5.95 billion), or $1.87 per diluted share, up 6% from $5,589 million a year earlier, with diluted EPS up 13% YoY from $1.66. Total revenue rose 2% YoY to $21,870 million but fell 3% QoQ, while the provision for credit losses surged to $11,029 million from $681 million a year ago and $914 million in the prior quarter. Results were mixed: earnings and returns improved (ROTCE 16.3% vs. 15.2%), but net income declined 7% QoQ, noninterest income fell 1% YoY and 9% QoQ, and credit costs rose sharply.
- · Provision for credit losses of $11,029 million is the dominant driver of the quarter's weaker bottom line, but the release does not explain the magnitude of this increase relative to the $914 million prior-quarter figure; this should be verified against the 10-Q.
- · Corporate segment posted a net loss of $526 million, widening from $315 million a year ago and reversing a prior-quarter profit of $75 million.
- · Markets revenue was roughly flat YoY (-1%) and down 17% QoQ, with FICC revenue down 18% QoQ; equities grew 21% YoY.
- · Commercial net charge-off rate rose to 0.18% from 0.10% QoQ, while the consumer net charge-off rate improved to 0.70% from prior levels.
- · CET1 ratio declined to 10.0% from 10.3% QoQ and 11.0% YoY despite $2.5 billion in share repurchases.
- · Net interest margin was 2.43%, down from 2.61% a year earlier.
- · Home Lending revenue fell 15% YoY, a notable underperforming segment line item.
- · Results are preliminary and may differ materially from the Form 10-Q.
13-10-2026
Chief Investment Officer Bauer Jonathan S. was awarded 5.539 Restricted Stock Unit.
- · Chief Investment Officer Bauer Jonathan S. was awarded 5.539 Restricted Stock Unit
13-10-2026
Goldman Sachs reported third quarter 2026 net revenues of $18.68 billion (up 23% YoY but down 8% QoQ) and net earnings of $5.29 billion, with diluted EPS of $17.01 versus $12.25 a year earlier and $20.98 in Q2 2026. Growth was driven by Global Banking & Markets (up 32% YoY) and Asset & Wealth Management (up 14% YoY), while Platform Solutions fell 72% YoY and Global Banking & Markets declined 13% QoQ, and Q3 operating expenses rose 20% YoY.
- · Net revenues in Global Banking & Markets declined 13% QoQ, while Equities revenues fell 13% QoQ and FICC fell 24% QoQ
- · Investment banking fees backlog decreased versus end of Q2 2026 and slightly versus end of 2025
- · Asset & Wealth Management Investments revenue fell 89% YoY due to net markdowns in debt investments; Private banking and lending fell 22% YoY
- · Effective tax rate rose to 20.4% for nine months 2026 from 18.5% in the first half of 2026
- · Americas share of net revenues fell to 63% in Q3 2026 from 66% a year earlier, while Asia rose to 20% from 13%
- · Quarterly dividend of $5.00 per common share declared for payment December 30, 2026 (record date December 2, 2026)
- · Global core liquid assets averaged $574 billion in Q3 2026, up from $555 billion in Q2 2026
13-10-2026
JPMorgan Chase & Co. (NYSE: JPM) furnished investor presentation slides under Item 7.01 (Regulation FD) for its 2026 third-quarter earnings review held October 13, 2026. The filing itself contains no quantitative financial results; the figures are in Exhibit 99, which was not included in the provided text. Because the substantive financial content is not reproduced here, performance direction (positive, negative, or mixed) cannot be determined from this filing.
- · Exhibit 99 contains the earnings presentation slides for Q3 2026 (financial results) and is the source for any quantitative metrics; it was not included in the provided content
- · Filing references the 10-K for FY2025 and 10-Qs for Q1 and Q2 2026 for forward-looking risk factors
- · Ticker VYLD is the trading symbol for the guarantee of Inverse VIX Short-Term Futures ETNs, not the common stock (common stock trades as JPM)
13-10-2026
Commercial Lines President Bailo Karen was awarded 6.596 Restricted Stock Unit.
- · Commercial Lines President Bailo Karen was awarded 6.596 Restricted Stock Unit
13-10-2026
Vice Pres, Secretary and CLO Stringer David M was awarded 4.186 Restricted Stock Unit.
- · Vice Pres, Secretary and CLO Stringer David M was awarded 4.186 Restricted Stock Unit
- · Vice Pres, Secretary and CLO Stringer David M was awarded 0.054 Deferred Comp Unit
13-10-2026
Director FARAH ROGER N was awarded 71.2004 Phantom Stock Unit (rest. Stock).
- · Director FARAH ROGER N was awarded 71.2004 Phantom Stock Unit (rest. Stock)
13-10-2026
Director FITT LAWTON W was awarded 66.7769 Phantom Stock Unit (rest. Stock).
- · Director FITT LAWTON W was awarded 66.7769 Phantom Stock Unit (rest. Stock)
13-10-2026
Director Craig Pamela J. was awarded 3.2263 Phantom Stock Unit (rest. Stock).
- · Director Craig Pamela J. was awarded 3.2263 Phantom Stock Unit (rest. Stock)
13-10-2026
Director DAVIS CHARLES A was awarded 2.3055 Phantom Stock Units.
- · Director DAVIS CHARLES A was awarded 2.3055 Phantom Stock Units
- · Director DAVIS CHARLES A was awarded 10.0252 Phantom Stock Unit (rest. Stock)
13-10-2026
Director Snyder Barbara R was awarded 9.8757 Phantom Stock Unit (rest. Stock).
- · Director Snyder Barbara R was awarded 9.8757 Phantom Stock Unit (rest. Stock)
13-10-2026
Director GENACHOWSKI JULIUS sold 370 Class A Common Stock at $590.21 (~$218K). GENACHOWSKI JULIUS holds 8,237 shares after the transaction. Trades executed under a Rule 10b5-1 plan.
- · Director GENACHOWSKI JULIUS sold 370 Class A Common Stock at $585.00 (~$216K)
- · Director GENACHOWSKI JULIUS sold 1 Class A Common Stock at $590.00 (~$590)
- · Director GENACHOWSKI JULIUS sold 370 Class A Common Stock at $590.21 (~$218K)
13-10-2026
10% owner Robinhood Markets, Inc. sold 8,296 Common Shares of Beneficial Interest at $25.35 (~$210K). Robinhood Markets, Inc. holds 12,946,925 shares after the transaction. Trades executed under a Rule 10b5-1 plan.
- · 10% owner Robinhood Markets, Inc. sold 4,728 Common Shares of Beneficial Interest at $26.15 (~$124K)
- · 10% owner Robinhood Markets, Inc. sold 8,296 Common Shares of Beneficial Interest at $25.35 (~$210K)
13-10-2026
Chief Human Resources Officer Clawson William L. II was awarded 5.351 Restricted Stock Unit.
- · Chief Human Resources Officer Clawson William L. II was awarded 5.351 Restricted Stock Unit
13-10-2026
Chief Accounting Officer Joyce Carl G was awarded 1.029 Restricted Stock Unit.
- · Chief Accounting Officer Joyce Carl G was awarded 1.029 Restricted Stock Unit
13-10-2026
President and CEO Griffith Susan Patricia was awarded 13.83 Restricted Stock Unit.
- · President and CEO Griffith Susan Patricia was awarded 13.83 Restricted Stock Unit
13-10-2026
Chief Marketing Officer Pumarejo Maribel was awarded 3.554 Restricted Stock Unit.
- · Chief Marketing Officer Pumarejo Maribel was awarded 3.554 Restricted Stock Unit
13-10-2026
CRM President DAY HEATHER E was awarded 2.555 Restricted Stock Unit.
- · CRM President DAY HEATHER E was awarded 2.555 Restricted Stock Unit
13-10-2026
10% owner Japan Post Holdings Co., Ltd. sold 8,393 Common Stock at $115.05 (~$966K). 4 transactions reported in total. Japan Post Holdings Co., Ltd. holds 50,369,140 shares after the transaction. Trades executed under a Rule 10b5-1 plan.
- · 10% owner Japan Post Holdings Co., Ltd. sold 3,257 Common Stock at $112.95 (~$368K)
- · 10% owner Japan Post Holdings Co., Ltd. sold 950 Common Stock at $113.81 (~$108K)
- · 10% owner Japan Post Holdings Co., Ltd. sold 8,393 Common Stock at $115.05 (~$966K)
- · 10% owner Japan Post Holdings Co., Ltd. sold 400 Common Stock at $115.64 (~$46.3K)
13-10-2026
Personal Lines President Callahan Patrick K was awarded 7.029 Restricted Stock Unit.
- · Personal Lines President Callahan Patrick K was awarded 7.029 Restricted Stock Unit
- · Personal Lines President Callahan Patrick K was awarded 44.766 Deferred Comp Unit
13-10-2026
Claims President Murphy John Jo was awarded 6.294 Restricted Stock Unit.
- · Claims President Murphy John Jo was awarded 6.294 Restricted Stock Unit
13-10-2026
Chief Personal Lines Officer Niederst Lori A was awarded 5.987 Restricted Stock Unit.
- · Chief Personal Lines Officer Niederst Lori A was awarded 5.987 Restricted Stock Unit
13-10-2026
T. Rowe Price OHA Select Private Credit Fund held its annual shareholder meeting on October 8, 2026, where shareholders elected all five trustee nominees to serve until the 2029 annual meeting and ratified KPMG LLP as the independent registered public accounting firm for fiscal 2026. Support for the trustee slate was broadly strong but varied: Eric Muller received about 36.1 million votes for against roughly 10,700 withheld, while Kathleen M. Burke drew the most withheld votes at about 790,800. Proposal 2 passed with 36,891,648 votes for and 9,753 abstentions, with no votes against.
- · Proxy statement was filed on September 9, 2026
- · Trustees elected serve until the 2029 annual meeting of shareholders
- · Trustee elections used a plurality standard; withheld votes and broker non-votes did not affect the outcome
- · Proposal 2 required a majority of votes cast and received zero votes against
- · The Company is an emerging growth company and has not elected the extended transition period for new or revised accounting standards
13-10-2026
VP and Chief Financial Officer Quigg Andrew J was awarded 5.782 Restricted Stock Unit.
- · VP and Chief Financial Officer Quigg Andrew J was awarded 5.782 Restricted Stock Unit
13-10-2026
Director Bleser Philip was awarded 11.4438 Phantom Stock Unit (rest. Stock).
- · Director Bleser Philip was awarded 11.4438 Phantom Stock Unit (rest. Stock)
13-10-2026
Chief Strategy Officer WITALEC DANIEL J was awarded 2.731 Restricted Stock Unit.
- · Chief Strategy Officer WITALEC DANIEL J was awarded 2.731 Restricted Stock Unit
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