[Form 4] Berkshire Hills Bancorp, Inc. Insider Trading Activity
Gregory D. Lindenmuth, EVP and Chief Risk Officer, reported insider transactions in Beacon Financial Corp (ticker shown as BBT). On 08/29/2025 restricted awards vested and 6,992 shares were transferred to him at no cash price, bringing his direct holdings to 26,136 shares. On the same date he sold 2,759 shares at $26.13, leaving 23,377 shares owned directly. The filing notes prior vesting of 703 and 1,703 shares from earlier awards and reports 13,433 shares held indirectly via a 401(k). The Form 4 was signed by power of attorney on 09/03/2025.
- 6,992 shares were transferred to the reporting person due to restricted stock vesting at 100% of target, increasing direct ownership.
- The reporting person retains a meaningful ownership stake with 23,377 shares after the reported sale and an additional 13,433 shares held indirectly via 401(k).
- The reporting person sold 2,759 shares at $26.13, reducing direct holdings from 26,136 to 23,377 shares.
Insights
TL;DR: Insider received vested restricted shares and executed a small sale the same day, leaving substantial direct holdings.
The report documents customary equity compensation vesting and a contemporaneous sale. The 6,992 shares transferred at $0 reflect vesting of previously granted restricted stock that met performance conditions. The sale of 2,759 shares at $26.13 is modest relative to total direct holdings of 23,377 after the sale. These transactions are typical of executives monetizing a portion of vested equity while retaining a meaningful ownership stake.
TL;DR: Transactions appear routine for compensation vesting and limited disposition; no governance red flags in the filing.
The Form 4 discloses performance-based restricted stock vesting at 100% of target and transfer to the reporting person, consistent with disclosed equity plans. The filing shows prior smaller vesting events and a 401(k) indirect position of 13,433 shares. The signature by power of attorney is properly noted. There is no indication here of policy breaches or unexplained transfers.