[Form 4] Axos Financial, Inc. Insider Trading Activity
Thomas M. Constantine, EVP and Chief Credit Officer of Axos Financial, reported a sale of 1,476 shares of Axos common stock on 09/10/2025 at a reported price of $92 per share. After the sale, Mr. Constantine is shown as beneficially owning 17,020 shares directly. He also reports indirect ownership of 2,776 shares held in a 401(k) plan.
The Form 4 was filed as an individual report and reflects routine insider activity: a single disclosed disposition reducing direct holdings while leaving additional indirect holdings intact.
- Reporting transparency: The insider timely disclosed the transaction on a Form 4, meeting SEC disclosure requirements.
- Continued ownership: The reporting person retains 17,020 shares directly and 2,776 indirectly in a 401(k), indicating ongoing alignment with shareholders.
- Disposition: The sale of 1,476 shares reduced the reporting person's direct holdings, representing a decrease in insider ownership.
Insights
TL;DR: Insider sale of 1,476 shares at $92 is routine and modest relative to large insider stakes; no clear material signal.
The reported disposition reduces the reporting persons direct stake to 17,020 shares while 2,776 shares remain indirectly held in a 401(k). The filing shows a single, open-market style sale; there is no accompanying indication of a Rule 10b5-1 plan or multiple transactions that might suggest a structured exit. For investors, this appears to be routine liquidity by an executive rather than a material change to ownership or control.
TL;DR: This is a standard Section 16 disclosure of an insider sale with no governance red flags disclosed.
The disclosure names the reporting person and their officer role, lists the transaction date, shares sold, price, and resulting beneficial ownership. There are no amendments, no aggregate accelerated transactions, and no indicators of unusual timing or regulatory exceptions in the form. From a governance perspective, the filing meets routine transparency expectations.