[Form 4] Axos Financial, Inc. Insider Trading Activity
James S. Argalas, a director of Axos Financial (AX), donated 1,100 shares of the company's common stock to a charitable fund on 08/12/2025. The shares were transferred at $88.05 per share, and the filing states the donation's value as $96.855. After the gift, Mr. Argalas is reported to beneficially own 71,195 shares directly. The Form 4 shows this was reported by a single reporting person and identifies the transaction with Code G (gift).
The disclosure documents an insider charitable gift rather than a sale, reducing his direct holdings by 1,100 shares while leaving a substantial remaining holding. All figures above are taken directly from the Form 4 content.
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TL;DR: Director donated 1,100 AX shares; small reduction in direct holdings, neutral for near-term market impact.
The Form 4 shows a Code G transaction where Director James S. Argalas transferred 1,100 common shares to a charitable fund at a reported price of $88.05 per share. Post-transaction direct holdings remain at 71,195 shares. From a market-impact perspective, this is a non-sale transfer and represents a modest decrease in insider holdings relative to the reported balance. There is no derivative activity reported. The disclosure is routine and provides transparency on insider ownership changes without indicating a liquidity-driven disposition.
TL;DR: Gift to charity recorded on Form 4; governance transparency maintained, no governance red flags in the filing.
The filing documents an insider charitable donation (Code G), which is an accepted form of transferring equity and is properly reported under Section 16. The reporting person is identified as a director, and the Form 4 lists direct ownership after the transfer. The form does not show any amendments or derivative transactions and includes the explanatory note specifying the transfer was to a charitable fund. This disclosure aligns with standard governance and reporting practices for insider donations.