The Form 4 filing, which reports an insider's stock trades, was filed on Nov. 3, 2026. That was one day after the sale. The available details also suggest a link to an exercise or conversion, explained below.
Transaction details
| Transaction | |
|---|---|
| Date of Earliest Transaction | 2026-11-02 |
| Date of Latest Transaction | 2026-11-02 |
| Buy/Sell | sell |
| Transaction Count | 1 |
| Shares Transacted | 69,860 |
| Price | $328.17 |
| Total Transaction Value | $22,925,956.20 |
| Insider | |
| Ticker Symbol | AXP |
| Company | AMERICAN EXPRESS CO |
| Insider Name | Seeger Laureen |
| Insider Title | Chief Legal Officer |
| Sector - Industry | Other - Unclassified |
| Holdings | |
| Total Shares Owned After Transaction | 9,002.03 |
| Position Size Change | 88.59% |
| Filing | |
| Filing Date | 2026-11-03 |
| SEC Link | View filing |
FAQ
What type of transaction is this?
This was a sale of American Express (AXP) shares by Laureen Seeger, the company's chief legal officer. The transaction carries code S, which identifies a sale.
What was the average price of the transaction?
The average price was $328.17 per share. That price applies to the 69,860 shares in the reported sale.
How did this transaction affect the insider's holdings?
She sold 69,860 shares and reported 9,002.03 shares owned afterward. The sale represented 88.59% of the shares in her reported balance before the sale.
What's the total transaction value?
The total transaction value was $22,925,956.20. That amount covers the one reported sale of 69,860 shares.
Are there any special circumstances around this transaction?
The sale may be linked to an exercise or conversion reported under code M. A stock option gives someone the right to buy shares; using that right is called an exercise. A conversion exchanges one type of investment for another.
The indicated match is based on a code M entry with the same share count in the same filing. The matching entry and filing footnotes are not available here. That leaves the dates, type of shares and accounts unconfirmed. The share count alone does not prove that the exact shares received were sold or establish why the sale happened.
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