[Form 4] Better Home & Finance Holding Company Warrant Insider Trading Activity
The reporting person, Arnaud Massenet, a director of Better Home & Finance Holding Co (ticker reported as BETR), received 11,327 restricted stock units on 08/29/2025. Each restricted stock unit represents the contingent right to receive one share of the company's Class A common stock. The restricted stock units will vest on the business day immediately preceding the issuer's next annual meeting of stockholders. Following the grant, the reporting person beneficially owns 11,327 Class A shares represented by these units on a direct ownership basis. The filing was signed on 09/02/2025 by Andrew Holt as attorney-in-fact.
- Director alignment: Grant of 11,327 restricted stock units aligns the director's compensation with shareholder value.
- Clear vesting condition: RSUs vest on the business day before the next annual meeting, providing transparent timing.
- None.
Insights
TL;DR Director received 11,327 RSUs that vest before the next annual meeting, a routine equity grant for alignment with shareholders.
The grant of 11,327 restricted stock units to a director is a standard compensation mechanism to align board members with shareholder interests. The units are directly held and will convert into Class A common stock upon vesting, which is scheduled for the business day before the next annual meeting. This is a nondiscretionary disclosure under Section 16 and does not indicate any sale or purchase for cash. For investors, the filing documents a future potential increase in outstanding Class A shares if the RSUs vest and convert, but the filing contains no information on dilution magnitude relative to total shares outstanding.
TL;DR Form 4 reports a single grant of 11,327 RSUs to a director, recorded as direct beneficial ownership, no cash transaction reported.
The transaction code is an award (code A) of restricted stock units with a $0 price, reflecting a compensation issuance rather than market purchase. The disclosure clarifies the nature, quantity, and vesting condition but provides no financial valuation or impact on outstanding share count in absolute company context. As a standalone event, it is routine and informative for cap table monitoring but not material on its own without total share count or further corporate actions disclosed.