[Form 4] CREDIT ACCEPTANCE CORP Insider Trading Activity
Kenneth Booth, CEO and Director of Credit Acceptance Corporation (CACC), reported transactions on Form 4 showing option exercises and a sale on 09/18/2025. He exercised 4,000 employee stock options with a $333.94 exercise price, which resulted in acquisition of 4,000 shares. On the same date he sold 4,000 shares at $506.59 each, reducing his reported beneficial ownership from 72,116 to 68,116 shares. The filing also shows he holds outstanding employee stock options exercisable through 12/30/2026 for 4,000 shares and an option covering 110,000 shares (exercisable in scheduled installments through 04/28/2031). The report notes 57,104 unvested restricted stock units included in the holdings.
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Insights
TL;DR: Insider exercised options and sold an equal number of shares, leaving modest net reduction in direct holdings.
The filing documents routine insider activity: exercise of 4,000 options at $333.94 and a contemporaneous sale of 4,000 shares at $506.59. Such simultaneous exercise-and-sell transactions are commonly used to cover exercise costs and taxes. Post-transactions, Booth's direct beneficial ownership is 68,116 shares. The disclosure also confirms significant unvested RSUs (57,104) and long-dated option exposure (110,000 shares) that could affect future insider selling or dilution when exercised or vested.
TL;DR: Disclosure is comprehensive and follows Section 16 reporting norms, showing both equity compensation and open option positions.
The Form 4 provides clear dates, codes, prices, and post-transaction ownership levels. It identifies Booth as CEO and Director and lists both direct holdings and derivative positions. The presence of large unvested RSUs and multi-year option schedules is material for governance and compensation monitoring but is routine for executive filings. No amendments or special-plan flags are indicated besides standard reporting fields.