[144] Associated Banc-Corp SEC Filing
This Form 144 notice reports a proposed sale of 3,342 common shares of Associated Banc-Corp (ASB) with an aggregate market value of $87,727.50 to be sold on or about 09/11/2025 on the NYSE. The filer acquired the reported shares as stock awards between 2016 and 2022, with individual award lots shown and payment recorded as compensation. No sales by the filer in the past three months are reported and the filer certifies no undisclosed material adverse information.
- Transparent disclosure of acquisition dates, lot sizes, and nature of payment (compensation) for each award
- Immaterial size of the proposed sale: 3,342 shares (~$87,727.50) versus 165,848,030 shares outstanding, indicating negligible dilution or stakeholder impact
- No sales reported by the filer in the past three months, reducing concerns about coordinated disposal
- None.
Insights
TL;DR: Small insider sale notice; quantity is immaterial relative to outstanding shares and appears to be routine liquidation of compensation awards.
The Form 144 records a proposed sale of 3,342 common shares valued at $87,727.50, representing a vanishingly small fraction of the issuer's outstanding shares (165,848,030). The lots were acquired as stock awards from 2016 to 2022 and payment was compensation, indicating these are disposals of vested compensation rather than a change in control or material repositioning. Absence of sales in the past three months and the routine nature of acquisition dates point to a non-material, compliance-driven filing.
TL;DR: Filing meets disclosure requirements; no red flags on timing or aggregation that would suggest governance concerns.
The notice includes acquisition provenance for each lot and confirms no recent aggregated sales. The filer attests to lacking undisclosed material adverse information and cites adherence to Rule 144 procedures. Given the small size of the proposed sale relative to total outstanding shares and the compensation origin of the shares, this appears to be standard officer/insider liquidity rather than an indicator of governance stress.