Charles Schwab Corp. files Form 144 listing restricted stock grants
Charles Schwab Corp. submitted a Form 144 notice describing proposed sales of specified restricted stock grants and disclosing recent affiliate sales.
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Charles Schwab Corp. submitted a Form 144 notice describing proposed sales of specified restricted stock grants and disclosing recent affiliate sales. The filing lists restricted grants dated 07/01/2015 (10,787 shares), 06/03/2016 (8,223), 05/03/2017 (13,761), 06/09/2017 (24,831), and 06/06/2018 (12,807).
The filing also reports securities sold during the past three months by David C. Chang: 25,000 shares on 12/09/2025 for $371,012 and 25,000 shares on 12/02/2025 for $308,361. The notice records Nasdaq listing and an aggregate figure line showing 60,000 and 2,779,200.00 in the header data.
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Form 144 lists proposed affiliate sales of restricted stock grants and recent insider dispositions.
The filing itemizes multiple restricted stock grants by grant date and share count, which are presented as securities to be sold. The notice also discloses two recent dispositions by David C. Chang totaling 50,000 shares with gross proceeds of $679,373.
These entries are procedural disclosures under Rule 144. Timing and methods of any future sales depend on compliance with Rule 144 conditions and market mechanics; subsequent filings may report completed transactions or alternative sale methods.
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